>No, but it takes over the LPARAMETER statement of the parent method.
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>Oh oh oh... geeze, that's right.
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>Those are the methods you have opened in another edit window. Usually this happens if you edit a method by double clicking in the Properties Window.
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>Thank you Cristof!

Rox, are you using Ken Levy's superclass utility? If not, I highly recommend it. It can save a lot of time when initially designing and debugging classes.
It lets you view and edit parent class code.

You can download it from Ken's website.