Would an example of this, in RPG, be an... say... L-type date field?  Should I 
for example have the ability to extend the L-date field's function so that I 
could have a predefined and edited mm/dd/yy field for a display field?   Would 
that be an example of the OO concept of which you speak?


In <872566D4.0052AEB7.00@us.ibm.com>, on 12/08/98 
   at 09:50 AM, boldt@ca.ibm.com said:

> For example,
>rather than using a TextField to display a part
>number, you would define a new widget called,
>say, PartNumberField, which extends TextField.
>This widget would inherit all the functionality
>of TextField, but would implement the rules
>specific to part numbers.  This is an incredibly
>powerful concept 

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