Closed Vasileios-Mavroeidis closed 4 years ago
This is actually an interesting topic, but I suspect it is more of a language spec thing than an SLPF specific. I base that on the fact that the language spec already spells out temporal arguments, and this is an extension of that.
May we close this issue here and resume it at the lang spec level?
I agree it is LS, but don’t close until you can reference a LS issue with a link.
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This is actually an interesting topic, but I suspect it is more of a language spec thing than an SLPF specific. I base that on the fact that the language spec already spells out temporal arguments, and this is an extension of that. May we close this issue here and resume it at the lang spec level?
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This is a language spec issue number 347 located at https://github.com/oasis-tcs/openc2-oc2ls/issues/347
Closed from an SLPF point of view
A suggestion for more refined time args regarding the SLPF that we may consider in the future.
Currently, we support start_time, stop_time, and duration
even though they make sense to have, a different categorization would be more useful, especially for packet filtering.
Parent classes: -absolute or absolute_time -periodic or periodic_time
Absolute_time can include start_time, stop_time, duration Periodic, it is what it sounds, and it can support the following: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday daily weekdays weekend start_time (without defined date) stop_time (without defined date) or duration (instead of using stop time)