Open dkg opened 11 months ago
I'll change "simple string" to be hyphenated and provide ascii art for the example.
The ascii art example just lead to more questions. I've added a reference and a bit of text o help explain this.
A string might be represented as a sort of special kind of list of two element where the first is nil or a pointer to the display-hint.
In the in-memory representations section, the List-structure memory representation says:
While it might be conventional, it's not a convention i'm aware of, and i don't understand it. is "simple-string" different from "simple string" ? how does either one of those differ from "string"?
The ABNF appears to suggest that a
simple-string
is astring
without the optional square-bracket-encloseddisplay-hint
. but then asimple-string
is in fact astring
anyway.The "array-layout" memory representation section distinguishes between "octet-string" and "octet-string with display-hint" -- are those analogous to "simple-string" and "string", respectively?
What would the six records be in the example given?