Thanks folks!

I see what my problem was ... I was choosing a field that had code ONLY in the uppermost level.

When I found a field that had code in multiple levels, I got the hierarchical menu you spoke of. i couldn't imagine Ken Levy would have only done the top level.

Danke all!


>>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!
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>As Al explained, SuperCls displays a shortcut menu option for each method that has code in in up the hierarchy. The limitation is that it does not work well with composite classes. For example, you have a form class with buttons and the buttons have code in them. You subclass the composite and attempt to use SuperCls on the buttons. SuperCls will search the button hierarchy and you won't get any code from the composite parent class.
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>HTH.