Tom writes:
> If by 'value' that means the value substatement of the 'enum' YANG
> statement, then that may not give you what you expect. What goes on
> the wire is the text name string. If a number is displayed to a user,
> then it is because the local software had deduced one, perhaps from a
> YANG module. The text string is the authoritative definition, the
> value conveys nothing. If you want a value, then you need a different
> type of leaf like an integer. (In other languages, the binding of text
> string to value is part of the specification of an enumeration - not in
> YANG).
yes, it's a text string for XML and JSON,
this isn't the case for YANG-CBOR if a value is set.
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Michael Richardson <mcr+i...@sandelman.ca> . o O ( IPv6 IøT consulting )
Sandelman Software Works Inc, Ottawa and Worldwide
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