>Hi Craig.
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>>> Sounds like a bug to me. <<
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>Nope < s >. There was a bug in VFP 5.0 that caused the VFP base class behavior to be executed when you issued a DODEFAULT(). That bug was fixed in VFP 6.0. So a DODEFAULT only executes the base class behavior if the class is subclassed from the base class. If the class is a subclass of a custom class, you need to invoke the base class behavior directly using the scope resolution operator like so:
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>Textbox::GotFocus()
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>because a DODEFAULTY() here only executes the parent class behavior.
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>Marcia
I'd forgotten about that bug. Thanks Marcia.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer