PMP> New PrtGeneralEntry objects

[Caruso,Angelo]

One of my action items from the Albuquerque meeting is to specify the 
 grouping for the new objects in the General Printer table entry. The 
 following formatting and comments make it pretty explicit to which 
 group each object belongs (thanks to Tom Hastings for the comments idea):


PrtGeneralEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
    -- Note that not all of the objects in this sequence are in the
    -- general printer group.


    -- members of the General Printer Group:
    prtGeneralConfigChanges         Counter32,
    prtGeneralCurrentLocalization   Integer32,
    prtGeneralReset                 PrtGeneralResetTC,


    -- members of the Responsible Party Group:
    prtGeneralCurrentOperator       OCTET STRING,
    prtGeneralServicePerson         OCTET STRING,


    -- members of the Input Group:
    prtInputDefaultIndex            Integer32,


    -- members of the Output Group:
    prtOutputDefaultIndex           Integer32,


    -- members of the Marker Group:
    prtMarkerDefaultIndex           Integer32,


    -- members of the Media Path Group:
    prtMediaPathDefaultIndex        Integer32,


    -- members of the Console Group:
    prtConsoleLocalization          Integer32,
    prtConsoleNumberOfDisplayLines  Integer32,
    prtConsoleNumberOfDisplayChars  Integer32,
    prtConsoleDisable               INTEGER,


    -- members of the Auxiliary Sheet Group:
    prtGeneralStartupPage           PresentOnOff,
    prtGeneralBannerPage            PresentOnOff,


    -- members of the General Printer Group:
    prtGeneralAdminName             OCTET STRING,
    prtGeneralSerialNumber          OCTET STRING,


    -- members of the Alerts Group:
    prtAlertCriticalEvents          Counter32,
    prtAlertAllEvents               Counter32
}


The following changes are also needed:
1) Move the definitions of the prtGeneralAdminName and 
 prtGeneralSerialNumber objects to the end of the General Printer Group 
 section, just before the Covers Group section.
2) Move the definitions of the prtAlertCriticalEvents and 
 prtAlertAllEvents objects to the beginning of the Alerts Group 
 section, just after the definition of prtAlert.


Comments?


Thanks,
Angelo