On Mon, Sep 17, 2001, Bill Janssen wrote:
> According to PluckerDB.tex, the version number indicates which
> compression format is being used.
Sure, but that is because the only thing that separates the different
Plucker documents today is the compression format.
> I think we should use the regular PalmOS version to indicate more
> basic differences in structure.
I disagree. There is a reason to why the version is included in a
record, e.g. if you use the -c option when downloading the data and
then some other tool to build the Plucker document you will not know
what version to use.
> For instance, whether we want to have multiple index records, or some
> such.
You can still do that with the version in the index record. It is a
2 byte variable, so I doubt we will run out of versions.
/Mike
