On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 05:50:49PM +0200, Ana Rey wrote:
> It changes the parse and the snprint functions to omit unset values.
>
> This json file is gotten for a set:
> {
> "set": {
> "name": "mi6set3",
> "table": "test6",
> "flags": "0",
> "family": "unknown",
> "key_type": "0",
> "key_len": "0",
> "set_elem": [
> {
> "flags": "0",
> "key": {
> "data_reg": {
> "type": "value",
> "len": "16",
> "data0": "0x000080fe",
> "data1": "0x00000000",
> "data2": "0xffb30202",
> "data3": "0x89001efe"
>
> Now, This json file is gotten for a set without unset elements.
> {
> "set": {
> "name": "mi6set3",
> "table": "test6",
> "family": "unknown",
> "set_elem": [
> {
> "key": {
> "data_reg": {
> "type": "value",
> "len": "16",
> "data0": "0x000080fe",
> "data1": "0x00000000",
> "data2": "0xffb30202",
> "data3": "0x89001efe"
I have included a note that says that this is the output when printing
set elements (where the key and key length are not available).
Applied, thanks.
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