The "Exceptions" paragraph describing the ASN.1 syntax that's accepted by Convert::ASN1 reads:
There are some exceptions where Convert::ASN1 does not require an element to be named. These are SEQUENCE {...}, SET {...} and CHOICE. In each case if the element is not given a name then the elements inside the {...} will share the same namespace as the elements outside of the {...}.
I couldn't figure out what this means, nor could I find an example or a test in the distribution that matches this description.
And I couldn't create one, though I got a lot of syntax errors trying.
An example of omitting names and the resulting Perl would be appreciated.
As would a testcase. (And if perchance this is broken...perhaps a different change :-)
The "Exceptions" paragraph describing the ASN.1 syntax that's accepted by Convert::ASN1 reads:
I couldn't figure out what this means, nor could I find an example or a test in the distribution that matches this description.
And I couldn't create one, though I got a lot of syntax errors trying.
An example of omitting names and the resulting Perl would be appreciated.
As would a testcase. (And if perchance this is broken...perhaps a different change :-)
Thanks!