As in acting weird in VFP5.

>Squirrelly like in unexistant? In VFP3.0 there was no such thing as Dodefault.
>
>
>>Hiya Rick ---
>>
>>Or you can directly call the Parent event/method with:
>>
>>ParentClass::Init()
>>
>>Wasn't there something squirelly with DODEFAULT() at one time?
>>
>>
>>>

>>>In VCX
>>>Init
>>>?"Hello"
>>>...
>>>llSuccess = .T.
>>>RETURN .T.
>>>
>>>In form
>>>Init
>>>?"1st Hello"
>>>llRetVal = DoDefault()
>>>RETURN llRetVal
>>>
>>>

>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>> Let's said I have already some codes in a particular event or method - Init event which in the control's class. Then, When i drop the control into form, I have added some new code into the same event mentioned previously and I want the original code execute after the new code.....
>>>>e.g.
>>>>In .vcx
>>>> Init
>>>> ?"Hello"
>>>>
>>>>After added into form
>>>> Init
>>>> ?"1st Hello..."
>>>> call .vcx's Init
>>>>
>>>>How to do so?