>Thank you for your quick answer! From your answer finally I got undrestood the topic, and got the tip where to start the searching.
>But I didnot know, that it is possible to run a code not from the parent class, but from grandfather or even higher classes?
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>Thanx again!
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>BB
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>>>I have a visual class problem.
>>>I made own visual object controll classes. I put some code in the init event.
>>>When I create a controll on a form based on my class I don't "see" the
>>>code which I put in the init event. But if I put any code in the init method at controls, the "default" code doesn't run. So as I see now, I have to repeat the controls class init code in the controls init method.
>>>I feel, that I missed something, but I didnot find nothing in the
>>>Class Browser withwhich I could make the class init code visible in the controls.
>>>
>>>Any advise?
>>>
>>>Thanx in advance!
>>>
>>>BB
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>>method code for btntest.init (example)....
>>
>>*- special code for btntest.init here
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>>*- now call code from class
>>btntest::init
>>

Yes, code will run from higher levels in the same way. However, sometimes it's difficult to get the correct syntax. If you're using VFP5, you just put in the DODEFAULT() clause:

method code for btntest.init (example)....

*- special code for btntest.init here

*- now call code from class
DODEFAULT()

(Thanks to Dave for the code)
Barbara