>I've been exploring Boo as a dynamic language, and I'm seeing that it's a great fit for VFP developers who want to work in .Net, but don't want to give up the dynamic language features of VFP. Here's a blog entry I posted, http://blog.prosysplus.com/2010/07/boo-as-dynamic-language-part-1.html , on the subject of subclassing.

I'm a bit confused about some of the things in the blog:

>Notice that in VFP, we don’t concern ourselves with whether a class method is Virtual or not: we can override it as we will
Doesn't VFP support PROTECTED and HIDDEN ?

>And we can still call the code in the parent class, when we want to in our code.
True - but so what? Are you implying that the same cannot be done in NET

>Also, we can modify the class more than once: with a Virtual method, you get one shot at overriding it, and that’s it.
Don't understand what you mean by this .......