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In Visual Basic 6, it is possible to define a method/property as “default”. When this is applied to a class, and a class instance is used, certain assignments use the default property/method defined on that class implicitly.
However, it is also possible to apply default to a property/method that is housed in a module. What would this achieve? How would it be possible to use an implicit method/property call that is housed in a module?
Like you, I don’t see how it can have any effect. You can also set methods in modules as
AboutBoxorRefresh, which surely can’t mean anything? I think it’s probably an oversight that you can set the procedure ID (DispID) for methods and properties in standard BAS modules.