At 13:10 2016-03-02, Ted Roche <[email protected]> wrote:
If the method has a subclass, *anything* in the subclassed method will cause the superclasses code not to run. I often find I've left a whitespace character -- tab, space or carriage return -- in the subclass. Ctrl-A, Ctrl-X clears them out.
Ah, no. I have subclassed. The subclass code is not running. It does in other forms.
As an alternative, add: SET STEP ON DODEFAULT to the subclass and see if *that* executes.
I have added set step on to the subclass code, and it does not get executed.
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