Hello,
> > > FUNCTION ::= CLASS {
> > >
> > > &ArgumentType,
> > > &ResultType DEFAULT NULL,
> > > &Errors ERROR NULL,
> > > &Code INTEGER UNIQUE -- ERROR should be &code
> > > }
> > > MyFunction{FUNCTION:funct } ::= SEQUENCE { -- ERROR should be Funct
> > > opcode FUNCTION.&Code({funct}),
> > > argument FUNCTION.&ArgumentType({funct} {@Opcode})
> > > }
>
> Minor points: "funct" should start with an upper case letter and "@Opcode"
> should be "@opcode".
>
> > > Is it true that argument field in MyFunction is encoded as an OpenType (ie)
> > > Length encoding followed by the encoding of either SEQUENCE or INTEGER
> > > depending on Opcode.
> >
> > Yes, MyFunction is an open type.
>
> No, MyFunction is a parameterized type that resolves to a SEQUENCE type.
> "argument" is an open type, not MyFunction.
I'd like to confirm.
Do you mean
"argument" is an open type and
" opcode" is not an open type?
Thanks
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Naoki Hashimoto
SoftLab Inc
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