>>
>>Because the code will only execute when thisform.hasnavstand=.T., you can use this kludge:
>>
>>

>>LOCAL llHasNavStand, luResult
>>
>>llHasNavStand=thisform.hasnavstand
>>thisform.hasnavstand=.F.
>>luResult=DODEFAULT()
>>thisform.hasnavstand=llHasNavStand
>>
>>RETURN luResult
>>

>>
>>hth,
>
>Frank,
>IMHO situation specific solution based on assumption higher level class wouldn't need at all.
>A case showing how dodefault() might be abused :(
>What happened to good old class scope resolution operator :: ?
>dodefault() was only meant to be a shortcut. It is merely :
>parentclass::method
>
>desiredclasslevel::method
>Is the route IMO.
>Regards
>Cetin

I take my word. Reading title and whole thread I think this is bad from the beginning as David pointed out.
As the creator of Highlightedgrid I somehow got it wrong and expected the highlighted to be top level class. I think it's not :( worse it's not HighLighted class anymore.
Sorry.
Cetin