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-- $Id: canthandle.asn1,v 1.6 2006/01/18 19:12:33 lha Exp $ --
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CANTHANDLE DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
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-- Code the tag [1] but not the [ CONTEXT CONS UT_Sequence ] for Kaka2
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-- Workaround: use inline the structure directly
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-- Code the tag [2] but it should be primitive since KAKA3 is
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-- Workaround: use the INTEGER type directly
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Kaka2 ::= SEQUENCE {
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kaka2-1 [0] INTEGER
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}
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Kaka3 ::= INTEGER
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Foo ::= SEQUENCE {
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kaka1 [0] IMPLICIT INTEGER OPTIONAL,
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kaka2 [1] IMPLICIT Kaka2 OPTIONAL,
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kaka3 [2] IMPLICIT Kaka3 OPTIONAL
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}
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-- Don't code kaka if its 1
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-- Workaround is to use OPTIONAL and check for in the encoder stubs
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Bar ::= SEQUENCE {
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kaka [0] INTEGER DEFAULT 1
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}
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-- Can't handle primitives in SET OF
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-- Workaround is to define a type that is only an integer and use that
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Baz ::= SET OF INTEGER
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END
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