[mmox] More LLIDL questions

"Hurliman, John" <john.hurliman@intel.com> Wed, 18 February 2009 20:40 UTC

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; An LLSD value containing { member1 : true, member2 : true } comes in. Is member3 a string or an int?
&a = { member1 : true, member2 : false, member3 : string }
&a = { member1 : false, member2 : true, member3 : int }

; How is a parser supposed to handle this?
&b = { $ : &b }
; Or this?
&c = { $ : &d }
&d = { $ : &c }

; The first variant has the type uri. The second variant has the type string?
&e = uri
&e = "http://www.google.com/"

; Forward-slash seems like an odd addition to 0-9+A-Z. Why this character?
&f/ = "hello slash"


John