Hi all, Michael,
I can't help with this but it would be great to have a report about the
state of OT and CC.
Looking forward to it

D
Il giorno 27/dic/2011 17:24, "Michael MacFadden" <
[email protected]> ha scritto:

> All,
>
> I have been trying to dig in to the CC and OT concept in wave, so I can
> start to work on that section of the code.  It seems like we have been
> focusing on the UI and I want to make sure we have coverage in the CC
> stack.  I have read all of the OT literature, so I am fairly well versed in
> OT in general, but some of the specifics of the WaiB implementation are a
> little fuzzy.
>
> Right now I am working on understanding composition and how we infer the
> servers path.  I have a few questions.
>
> 1) In order to compose operations I assume they don't have to have the
> same document width (how could they for successive inserts for example),
> but I assume they would need to span the same line?  Is that right?  In
> other words you wouldn't compose operations from one paragraph with
> operations from another?  Is the desire to compose one of the driving
> reasons for the retain operation?
>
>
> 2) When we send out "first" operation over to the server and we are in a
> holding pattern buffering client operations, are these operations always
> composed together and then sent over as a single operation when we get the
> ACK from the server.  It seems like we can only send one operation to the
> server at a time, however the on line material implies that when we get and
> ACK we send over ALL buffered operations.  This seems to be contradictory.
>  If we have buffered 4 operations, it seems like we can send all of them as
> four individual operations.
>
>
> 3) Is there a run down of how the CurrencyControl class does point #2
> anywhere.  I see the unacknowledged, the inferredServerPath, and the
> clientOperationsQueue objects and get a lose impression of how these are
> managed  but any help with regard to incoming server operations while we
> have an operation in flight would be appreciated.  Specifically what
> transformations are performed on which object structures when we get a new
> operation form there server, and where / when is composition happening.
>
>
> 4) How exactly are the hashed versions designed?  There seems to be a
> monotonic scalar version number and a hash?  I want to make sure I
> understand how both are generated and how both are used.
>
>
> If any of this is well documented, please let me know where I could find
> it.  If it is not, I would volunteer to document this as I work through it.
>  Thanks in advance.
>
> Michael

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