>Here is something really wierd (you've probably already seen this). Add a method to a container class called REQUERY. Don't add a comment. Close the class, reopen it. VFP has added the following comment:
>Requeries the row source to which the ListBox or ComboBox control is bound.
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>I also tried it with show. It added the comment and the show parameter as well.
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>I'm not sure what the means, but found it interesting.

Yes, I've seen this for years. VFP doesn't distinguish between custom and native methods/properties in helping you comment what they do. I like it. I have a custom container class that creates a grid. The custom class has all the properties and methods of a grid. I didn't have to write the descriptions.
Some folks are very interested in separating their PEMs from VFP's. I don't think it should matter. After a while working with your framework classes, you may forget that the behaviors you have created didn't come with VFP...and that's good.