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>>Yes, my reply was about implementing the custom code in the instance of the class. This we do all the time in VFP and we can not do it in .NET.
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>>I agree with your comment regarding subclass and base class.
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>Not really sure what you're talking about, but you can place code in the instance of the class through the use of protected virtual methods that are overridable and add the code you want in the instance.

VFP analogue.

Button's class with the

MyCustomMethod method.

In the form we put in the MyCustomMethod

dodefault()

do something else - relevant to this form only

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What is .NET equivalent?