the BMOF data used by MSI notebooks contains methods which do have parameters without the ID qualifier. This causes bmfparse to discard them.
The Microsoft documentation states that the ID qualifier:
Uniquely identifies and sequences a property or method parameter when MOF >statements are generated automatically.
This qualifier is required for method parameters only. When creating parameters >for a method, class designers should begin with Id(0) for the first parameter and >use each successive integer for each successive parameter. If the ID qualifiers are >unintentionally omitted, the MOF compiler generates ID qualifiers automatically.
so i think the Microsoft MOF compiler just assumes that the method parameters are already in order and generates those missing ID qualifiers automatically.
Wer-Wolf
commented
10 months ago
Hello,
the BMOF data used by MSI notebooks contains methods which do have parameters without the ID qualifier. This causes bmfparse to discard them.
The Microsoft documentation states that the ID qualifier:
so i think the Microsoft MOF compiler just assumes that the method parameters are already in order and generates those missing ID qualifiers automatically.