Re: [development-axapta] Override versus Overload

Jens, Apparently overloading is not working, but the error message I get is questionable. I Just created the following classes: animal() {     void talk()     {     print "animal talk";     } } dog() extends animal {     void talk(int z)     {     print "dog talk";     } } No

AW: [development-axapta] Override versus Overload

hod with one of your own. The signature must be identical. Note Only non-static methods may be overridden. regards Andreas Gahr -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: dgaethofs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Montag, 26. Juli 2004 15:24 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: [development-axapta]

Re: [development-axapta] Override versus Overload

Normally in OOP there are these "definitions" override a method: In an inherited class, you can override a method with the same number of parameters, where the parameters must be of the same type as the ancestor. Hence when you call the method, you don't see any difference in the method c

[development-axapta] Override versus Overload

Dear all, I have a question about the difference between override and overload. In the developers guide one talks about the two as if they are the same. But they are not. Can we overload methods in Axapta ? What exactly is meant with overloading in Axapta? Regards, Danny Yahoo!