Well, if you did that, it surely couldn't be polymorphic, which kind of defeats most of the purpose of making it a method.
I disagree. Consider the "template method" patten. This uses a non-polymorphic method in a base class to invoke a set of polymorphic methods in a standard sequence. I would consider my "macromethod" in a similar vain.
Dave. -- http://dave.whipp.name
