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Balint Toth
Hi,
I would like to make some initialization code if the BringToFront method is
callod of a form.
So, I wrote:
public virtual void BringToFront()
{
initialization code...
xxx
}
I dont know what to write to the xxx after initialization. I would like to
call the original BringToFront method, but I dont know how to refer to it.
If I write simply BringToFront() , then it refers to my method, and will
cause error becouse of an infinite loop.
I'm sure this is thing of basic knowledge, but I can't figure it out. Any
hint? (in C++ -as I remember - the "::" did the thing)
Thanks in advance,
Bálint Tóth
I would like to make some initialization code if the BringToFront method is
callod of a form.
So, I wrote:
public virtual void BringToFront()
{
initialization code...
xxx
}
I dont know what to write to the xxx after initialization. I would like to
call the original BringToFront method, but I dont know how to refer to it.
If I write simply BringToFront() , then it refers to my method, and will
cause error becouse of an infinite loop.
I'm sure this is thing of basic knowledge, but I can't figure it out. Any
hint? (in C++ -as I remember - the "::" did the thing)
Thanks in advance,
Bálint Tóth