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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mfp/archive/...ignatures.aspx
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This post is about one of the more subtle changes in AX7. AX7 uses the .NET runtime, aka CLR. This has some implications for method signatures. In the CLR a method's signature includes casing, parameters and return type. In AX2012 a method's signature was simply the method's name – case insensitive.
Why is this important? If you change a method's signature, then all references to the method needs to be recompiled. Including those changes that appear harmless, like:
- Fixing a casing issue in a method name, e.g. "somemethod" -> "someMethod".
- Changing return type from void to
Here is an example, where I changed the casing of a method, that is being consumed by a test. I did
NOT recompile the test before running it.
Notice the System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'Void Dynamics.AX.Application.MyClass.myMethod()'. The CLR only knows of a method with all lower case.
Optional parameters
It is still safe to add and remove (unused) optional parameters. The X++ compiler uses CLR's method overloading, i.e. several methods with the same name and the variations of supported parameters are produced by the compiler.
Lesson to learn
Do not change a method's signature, unless you are willing (and able) to recompile all consumers.
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Источник:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mfp/archive/...ignatures.aspx