>>
>> >Was coding this morning when I got this thought, so I thought I would ask
>> here.
>> >
>> >Is "NODEFAULT" actually a command/clause or is it just a comment??
>> >Here's why I ask:
>> >
>> >NODEFAULT is said to be used to prevent the execution of default
>> event/method code.
>> >BUT, according to the documentation (at least the way I read it), *ANY*
>> code in a method/event supercedes the (same) method/event code of the
>> Class. In other words, sub-class method/event code runs INSTEAD OF base
>> clas method/event code for that event/method.
>> >Now, the simple act of including "NODEFAULT" is also the act of including
>> "code" in a method/event, so that in itself would preclude running of the
>> "default" method/event code. In other words, if I simply coded "RETURN" I
>> would get the same result.
>> >
>> >What am I missing here???
>> >
>> >Jim N.
>>
>> That's right for Parent-Child class relationship. But there is also
>> BaseClass, and I believe that NODEFAULT prevent firing some 'invisible'
>> base functionality.
>
>Are you sure? I thought any code preceded all inherited code, not just
>the parent.

Yes, but it's not really 'code'. It's like if you pressed TAB you go to next control, but you will never find this coded somewhere.