>Although probably not good OOP design, You can do this with on key label 'CTRL+T' and 1 public variable, and keep all code in the grid class.
>
>Add a method to the grid class (delete_recall)
>

>*!* method delete_recall
>  if deleted()
>    recall
>  else
>    delete
>  endif
>

>define a public variable to grid reference, Assign on key label in grid WHEN
>

>*!* grid when
>public oGrid4Onkey
>oGrid4Onkey = this
>on key label 'ctrl+t' oGrid4Onkey.delete_recall()
>

>Reset On key label and release the public variable in grid VALID
>

>*!*grid valid
>on key label 'ctrl+t'
>oGrid4Onkey = .null.
>release oGrid4Onkey
>

>I'm not sure if I would do this but it does seem to work.
>
>HTH
>Elmer

This is a nifty idea. Do you know off hand, does the grid.valid() execute if no changes were made to the data in the grid?