RE: More Schema..

[Ian Lowe]

By way of explanation, the order is fixed, and this is at least one way in
which the classes may be extended:

x10.extended will, by definition, include the elements of x10.basic *in the
same order* so that a device designed to use x10.basic will also work with
x10.extended, "out of the box"

I.

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Subject: RE: [ukha_xpl] More Schema..


Hi Andy,

> Do the command pairs have to appear in a particular order?

Yes, the schema order is fixed.

> I've noticed that much of the schema is lower case. Is it
> case sensitive, eg are the following schema 'the same'

Schema are not case sensitive.
coMMand, command, COMMAND are all the same.

Regards
Tony




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