I'll take care of that...
On 7/21/05, Ulf Lamping <ulf.lamping@xxxxxx> wrote:
> I've noticed that someone has added a lot of new Preferences since the 0.10.11 release with the name pattern: "userxx.yyy", e.g. "user1.payload".
I put in the packet-user_encap.c as a way to decode unencapsulated
protocols (like packet dumps taken from logs) without making a fake
encapsulation for them.
> IMHO this name is a little bit too generic. How about renaming it to "user_encapxx.yyy" or "user_encap_dltxx.yyy" or something like that, so you'll get an idea where this preference is really coming from.
point taken
> In general there are 15*6 = 90 new Preferences which may slow down Ethereal startup and make the Preferences file larger and harder to edit by hand. Is it really necessary to have such a "huge" amount of them?!?
I agree that having 6 items for each off the 16 is too much so I'll
keep just 3 out of 16 and add the DLT to be used to the preferences of
those 3 left.
> The comments of these settings have to be improved.[...snip...]
> IMHO this isn't very intuitive...
> Typos: E.g. there are three different ways the word "encapsulation" is printed in the file :-(
I'll fix them.
> BTW: where are these Preferences used at all? They don't seem to be used in the Preferences dialog.
they are used under the DLT_USERXX tabs...
L.
