[Netconf] "depth" parameter: nest-level semantics

["Alberto Gonzalez Prieto (albertgo)" <[e-mail]>]

Hello,

I wanted to confirm my understanding of the semantics of a nest-level.

I understand that a nest-level is composed of a resource + its children.
Data resources are: containers and lists.
Children of a data resource are: leaves, leaf-lists, anyxml. How about presence containers?


1) In the example of 3.8.1, for a depth of 2, the response includes  2 containers (I.e., jukebox and library) and 1 list (I.e., artist). Would that make it 3 resources, and therefore 3 nest-levels?

2) I am assuming that choice and case nodes are "transparent"  wrt nest-levels. Is this the case?
That is, for the following resource


Container alpha {

     choice interface-type {
         case a {
             leaf foo { ... }
         }
         case b {
             container bar { ...}
         }
     }


}


For a get for "alpha" and depth = 1, the leaf "foo" should be returned if it existed. "Bar" would not be returned if it existed.

Thanks,

Alberto