Looks like we can't use .NET primitive types because of the missing APIs.
Examples:
- string.replace(text1, text2) → string.Replace(text1, text2)
- int.valueOf("123") → int.Parse("123")
- etc.
I suggest that we emit String, Integer and so on — the mockable types defined in Apex.dll.
Looks like we can't use .NET primitive types because of the missing APIs.
Examples:
I suggest that we emit String, Integer and so on — the mockable types defined in Apex.dll.