Super.Super not valid

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dmaz

why do you want to do that? if you really are thinking oop (no offense) you should never need super.super., you should always rely on what you extended from. which is ok since the second fully extends, has all methods and abilities of the first. it's easy to want to do this when you are doing all the coding for all the classes but you should try(always) to keep you extended type only knowing it's parent.

so you should either do

type first
	method manage()
	end method
end type

type second extends first
end type

type third extends second
	method manage()
		blah
		super.manage
	end method
end type

or add a manage method in the second...
method manage()
blah
super.manage
end method