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This group can be used in an array or a map. In a map, the keys tell you which of the group entries are present. In an array, you have no such information. The stickiness of PEG causes the first text string found to be matched to the firstName entry, and the second one to the familyName entry. In a way, the array works as if you had written
The current CDDL specification uses in "Figure 5: Personal Data: Example for extensibility" this example:
How do you know when parsing a CBOR buffer which
tstr
is which one if the CBOR buffer only contains onetstr
?The group as it does not use key, there is no way to identify which
tstr
is represented.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: