Yes, I was confusing "baseclass" vs. "parentclass".
>Hi Hilmar,
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>NODEFAULT is for avoiding the default behaviour by VFP; not for avoiding inherited commands in a base class.
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>We're saying the same thing using, as Frank says, different terminology. To me the baseclass code is the inbuilt code in the baseclass provided by VFP - calling this the default behaviour amounts to the same thing.
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>Regards,
>Viv
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