OOPs!

Thank you very much Jim

>Mathias,
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>I presume you are adding parameters to a method of a class derived from a VFP base class. In the base class the method does not receive parameters.
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>In this case, it is true that the added parameters would not be propogated back to the base class method. This would violate all sorts of basic OOP principals.
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>To solve the problem, add the parameters statement to your foundation class instead of your derived class. This will ensure that the statement is inherited by each custom class derived from your foundation class.
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>Alternatively, don't use parameters at all.
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>Use temporary global variables to hold information to be extracted by the called method.
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>Regards,