>>Some of you probably already knew this, but it caught me off guard...
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>>I have a sublass of a base class, and in a method on the subclass I added local code which did some work, and then invoked DoDefault() to active the base class code and then I was attempting to Return (from the subclass) the return value that I got back from the base class default code.
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>>Subclass.SomeMethod()
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>> Lparameters tcSomeString
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>> *Misc code here
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>> Return DoDefault(tcSomeString)
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>>Baseclass.SomeMethod()
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>> Lparameters tcSomeString
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>> *Misc code here
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>> Return _tally
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>>So, you can see that baseclass was returning an integer (_tally), which I was attempting to return again in the subclass, but instead the subclass was returning .T. ( a bool). I did not know this is what would happen.
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>>Here is the change I had to make for it work correctly.
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>>Subclass.SomeMethod()
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>> Lparameters tcSomeString
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>> Local lnReturn
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>> *Misc code here
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>> lnReturn = DoDefault(tcSomeString)
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>> Return lnReturn
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>parentclassname::SomeMethod()
Are you saying:
Return parentclassname::SomeMethod(tcSomeString)
I don't like the idea of having to keep track of the parent class name. I prefer my coded approach. (unless I misunderstood you)
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