>Dear UTers ....
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>I'm hoping this isn't a REALLY stupid question and that I've just missed this somewhere. I've tried to research this one on my own, but haven't found the answer.
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>I tried Superclass, which is pretty neat. However, it gives me code for the uppermost class. I'm working on sub-classing SBT objects, which have a number of levels.
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>Is there some simple way to view the code in the method of a Parent Class instead of the upper superclass?
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>TIA!

I assume you're talking about Ken Levy's SUPERCLASS utility. If you have it loaded, when you open a method window a small toolbar appears. If you click on the leftmost button, superclass code appears. If Superclass can find only one level of parent class, you get that immediately. If it can find more than one level, you get the levels indented in a miniature "menu", from which you can pick the one you want.

It's been a while since I looked into it, but you could check you have the latest version from www.classx.com

I don't know what would happen if you didn't have source for parent classes. However, my very limited understanding is that SBT comes with full source.