>>If you just need to access it, do you mean call it from somewhere? The syntax >is: ThisForm.control.method()
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>>For example, ThisForm.txtMyTextbox.Init()
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>Erm...thanks for the tip Mat but our problem is slightly more complicated than that. We wish to access the actual method CODE at runtime, as a developer aid to check DODEFAULTS exist where they should.
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>Any ideas ?
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>Jon.

Jon,

I thought your question was more in depth than that, but I had a hard time understanding the heart of your problem from the original post. Now that I see what you are trying to do, I tend to agree with Eric. While I am not questioning your design, I also don't like adding alot of runtime code to ensure the developers are doing their job correctly. I work with a commercial framework (Mere Mortals), and I know that whenever I subclass or create an instance, dodefault() is the first thing I think about before I add new code to an existing method. If you use the Superclass utility, it is very easy to check the class heirarchy at design time.

Kind Regards,

Mat