Hehe. When I was typing the reply I was thinking, "hmmm, I've never used the :: before, I wonder why"? Guess my brain got stuck. Thanks.
>Following on from that, to avoid the need to use the scope operator
>
>
>Define Test as custom
> function showString(aString)
> ? aString
> endfunc
>Enddefine
>
>Define Test1 as Test
> function showString(aString)
> <b>dodefault</b>(this.fixFunc(aString))
> endfunc
> function fixFunc(aString)
> <b>return 'String: ' + aString</b>
> endfunc
>Enddefine
>
><b>Define Test2 as Test1
>Enddefine</b>
>
Roi
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About a dog, who found two bone.
He lick the one, he lick the other.
He went pyscho, he drop dead!
