How can I prevent an event's parent version to be processed?

I have a function -with a common name- both in the child and in the parent form.
And I do NOT want the event (in the parent form) to be processed while the event in the child prossesing...
(hint : In VFP the equivalent phrase is 'NoDefault')
Thanks in advance.

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How can I prevent an event's parent version to be processed?

EmilF
Can you clarify If you're using the class name when calling the function (e.g. class.SomeFunction()) this shouldn't happen, unless I'm not understanding your question.

Josh
Stevoie
Very thanks Blair. I know this thank is very late, but I was away for a long time from programming.

GBob

huh

function Or EventHandler
virtual function

huh

this question makes no sense.

should this question read ->

"I have a virtual method in a class.
When invoking the method in a derived class I do not want to run the process as defined in the parent class. . ."

If so, just override and don't call the 'base':

public class Parent
{
      public virtual void DoSomething()
      {
         MessageBox.Show("Do Something In Parent");
      }
}

public class ChildInvokeParent
{
      public override void DoSomething()
      {
         // this invokes the parents method first
         base.DoSomething();
         MessageBox.Show("Do Something In Child after doing it in parent");
      }
}

public class ChildNoInvokeParent
{
      public override void DoSomething()
      {
         MessageBox.Show("Do Something In Child without invoking parent");
      }
}

but I have a feeling you are wanting to do something different. still I think you are looking at it backwards.

How can I prevent an event's parent version to be processed?

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