Thread: Organizing Inheritance

Here's a bit of pseudocode describing the situation I'm in...

Code:

class Base{
public:
     void method(){
          //do some stuff
          protectedFunc(foo);
          //do some stuff with foo
     };

protected:
     void protectedFunc(Foo* foo){
          //do some stuff
     };
}


class Inherited : public Base{
public:
     void method(){
          //do same stuff as Base
          protectedFunc(foo);
          //do same stuff with foo
     }

protected:
     void protectedFunc(Foo* foo){
          //do some DIFFERENT stuff
     }; 
}

Obviously, I could copy and paste the code like I have listed here. Alternatively, I could divide the function into methodPartA(), protectedFunc(), and methodPartB(). This just seems a bit ungainly in terms of appearance. Is there a better way that I'm missing?