In the routine "static void node_process_handshake_header(
struct gnutella_node *n, header_t *head)" there is a code snippet
where the text has been changed from "already has" to "has already".
/*
* Avoid one vendor occupying all our slots
* -- JA, 21/11/2003
*/
if (node_avoid_monopoly(n)) {
send_node_error(n->socket, 403,
"Vendor code has already %d%% of our slots", unique_nodes);
node_remove(n, "Vendor has already %d%% of our slots", unique_nodes);
return;
}
English is a weird language. I think the "already has" form is a
least the more common usage; it also seems to be correct to me.
However, I am not a grammar teacher so I could be wrong. Is this
message just something that is provided to leaf nodes trying to
connect in Ultra-peer mode. If the text is free form, maybe a better
form would be "Vendor would exceed %d%% of our slots".
fwiw,
Bill Pringlemeir.
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