X++ normally doesn’t distinguish letter case – you can call warning(“x”) or WaRnInG(“x”) and both will do the same (although your colleagues may not be as forgiving as the X++ compiler). Nevertheless the same doesn’t apply to .NET Interop from X++ – although you can use System.Math::Cos(0) , for example, you’ll get a compilation error if you try to call System.Math::cos(0) .
There are even situations when a change in casing results in a call...(read more)![]()
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