Excerpts from Lars Eggert on Fri, Nov 28, 2008 03:08:13PM +0200:
> On 2008-11-24, at 18:40, ext Scott Brim wrote:
>> - Is it intended that the ENABLED flag applies to both sending and
>> receiving the UTO? It seems to be, but I want to be sure. If
>> that is the intention, could you make it clearer?
>>
>> It certainly applies to a received UTO:
>>
>> "This adaptation only happens if the other end of the connection
>> has explicitly allowed it (both ENABLED and CHANGEABLE are
>> true)."
>>
>> but it seems to apply to sending a UTO as well:
>>
>> "Before opening a connection, an application that wishes to use
>> the UTO option enables its use by setting ENABLED to true."
>
> Correct, it applies for both sending and receiving. Can we make this
> clearer in the text somehow?
Perhaps, in the beginning of Operation (3), you simply change
ENABLED (Boolean)
Flag that controls whether the UTO option is enabled for a
connection. Defaults to false.
to
ENABLED (Boolean)
Flag that controls whether the UTO option is enabled for a
connection. This flag applies to both sending and receiving.
Defaults to false.
swb
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