>I have a control class bases on the container. The hierarchy of the classes is as following:
>Container - VFP class
>MyBaseClass - based on VFP Container
>MySpecificClass - based on MyBaseClass
>
>Now I need to change the size of the MySpecificClass (bases on some semaphore flag) so that this MySpecificClass is wider and the textbox inside of this class is wider. So I need to add the code to the INIT method of MySpecificClass, something like the following:
>
>

>if file("my_semaphore")
>   this.width = this.width + 50
>   this.txt_box.width = this.txt_box.width + 50
>endif
>

>
>But of course I want the code in the MyBaseClass INIT to be fired. For example, would it correct the following?
>
>

>dodefault()
>if file("my_semaphore")
>   this.width = this.width + 50
>   this.txt_box.width = this.txt_box.width + 50
>endif
>

>
>And should dodefault() be before or after my "specific" code? Or it does not matter at all?
>
>TIA

It depends what you want :-)
Most of the cases it didn't matter where it is placed,
but IF you want to cancel the INIT and have logic for this in your base class method you should carefully decide where to place this method:
Sometimes you need this:

lbReturn = DODEFAULT()
** "specific" code and maybe change lbReturn
RETURN lbReturn

other time you can do this:

** "specific" code
RETURN DODEFAULT()