Hi,
while reading I only found two things:
- Section 3.1: comment for named-parameters says "comma separated"
- Section 8.16: data-need message has no abbreviation
And two questions regarding abbreviations:
- How do you pick upper- and lowercase characters for the abbreviations?
Often it looks like you use lowercase if it is a second char from the same
word, as in DEd for data-end.
But this "rule" does not match for data-pause (DPE), data-paused (DPD) and
data-ack (DAK)
- And why has data-have a two character abbreviation (DH) but data-end has
three characters (DEd)?
Regards
Martin
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Rousskov [mailto:rousskov(_at_)measurement-factory(_dot_)com]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 4:33 AM
To: OPES WG
Subject: OCP Core version head_sid8 available
The [major] change log is quoted below. The latest snapshot, including
XML sources for those doing hands-on modifications, is available at
http://www.measurement-factory.com/tmp/opes/
Please continue to comment and work on the to-do list. Personally, I
plan to add negotiation-specific messages next, based on a summary
posted to this list two weeks or so ago.
Thank you,
Alex.
-------------- change log ----------------
head-sid8
* Added structure and list values to ABNF syntax.
* Messages with multiple equally-named parameters are
semantically invalid.
* Added types for message parameters.
* Started replacing complicated, error-prone, and probably mostly
useless "modified" parameter with a clear and simple "as-is"
parameter.
* Converted parameter descriptions from list items to
subsections.
* OCP syntax requires one or two character lookups to determine
the next message part. Fixed a comment for implementors saying
that one lookup is always sufficient.
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