I have a datatype class, let's call it My.datatype.TextLines, that I have been using for a long time and it works great.
The key feature about it is that it has a Normalize method which is generated for each property having this type. Now I have a field that looks to me just another property that is type My.datatype.TextLines. It is the same as the others except for one small thing: in addition to the typical normalization, I need to do a few more transformations (edits). What I would really like is for the Normalize(%val) method of My.datatype.TextLines [which generates in My.TargetClass as pSpecialTextNormalize(%val)] also to generate with call to pSpecialTextNormalize2() in the unlikely event that supplementary method pSpecialTextNormalize2() was implemented in My.TargetClass. I don't want to create a new datatype for just this one property. I don't want replace pSpecialTextNormalize() with a new method of the same name because I want to do what the existing generated method does plus a just little more (besides, I believe that Studio's override will not grab the code anyway; one would have to acquire it from the INT routine). What are my options?
