Filling Device Labels to 32 chars is an error? - E1.20 RDM (Remote Device Management) Protocol Forums

nomis52 · May 6th, 2013

A responder shouldn't be manipulating the labels set by a controller (except for truncating which is allowed by the standard). Spaces may or may not be significant when the label is shown to the user - it depends on how the controller presents the data.

este_ : I realize you're trying to work around a bug in a controller, but in doing so you're likely to trigger strange behavior in other consoles. It would be better just to try and fix the first one.

Simon N
(Author of the RDM Responder Test)

May 6th, 2013	#5
nomis52 Task Group Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: San Franciscio Posts: 57	A responder shouldn't be manipulating the labels set by a controller (except for truncating which is allowed by the standard). Spaces may or may not be significant when the label is shown to the user - it depends on how the controller presents the data. este_ : I realize you're trying to work around a bug in a controller, but in doing so you're likely to trigger strange behavior in other consoles. It would be better just to try and fix the first one. Simon N (Author of the RDM Responder Test)