class COMPart

Removed: public double customListPrice(bool includeChildren=false, str currency=null, Space space=null) {}

The pricing override in COMPart shifted from a custom list price implementation to a standardized basePrice override.

Old: public double customListPrice(bool includeChildren=false, str currency=null, Space space=null) {}
New: public double basePrice(bool includeChildren=false, Space space=null, bool translatePrice=true) {}

Old → New behavior

Old:

• Method: customListPrice(..)
• Returned pricePerUnit() as the list price unless includeChildren=true (in which case 0).
• Treated COM pricing as list-price–based.

New:

• Method: basePrice(..)
• Calls super(..) for base price, unless includeChildren=true (still returns 0).
• Pricing responsibility moved to align with base price in new model instead of custom list price.

Impact

• Aligns COMPart with the new part pricing API (basePrice + optionPriceSum).
• Removes dependency on customListPrice (legacy, tied to pre-16.5 system).

class COMPart

Constructor Behavior Change: List Price → Base Price + Option Price Sum

The COMPart constructor was updated to explicitly separate base price and option price sum when initializing the part.

Old → New behavior

Old:

• Constructor directly passed a single list price (pricePerUnit()) into the superclass constructor.
• No distinction between base price and option-derived price.

New:

• Constructor passes basePrice=pricePerUnit() and optionPriceSum=0 to the superclass.
• Establishes a clear separation of pricing components from the start.
• Aligns COMPart creation with the new part pricing system

Impact

• COMPart now integrates with the new pricing model that distinguishes base vs option costs.
• Migration-friendly: existing behavior (price being equal to pricePerUnit()) is preserved since option sum is initialized as 0.
• Enables future support for option-based price adjustments without changing constructor logic.