Issue 3538: Read-only parameter remnants (cxx_revision)
Source: Triodia Technologies Pty Ltd (Mr. Michi Henning, michi(at)triodia.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: in the resolution to issue 863, we decided to get rid of the read-only
restriction for parameters. However, we forgot to remove a few snippets.

Page 1-110, table, case 3:

	Remove the following text:

	Following the completion of a request, the caller is not allowed
	to modify any values in the returned storage--to do so, the
	caller must first copy the returned instance into a new instance,
	then modify the new instance.

Page 1-110, table, case 6:

	Remove the following text:

	Following completion of a request, the caller is not allowed
	to modify any values in the returned storage--to do so, the
	caller must first copy the returned array instance into a new
	array instance, then modify the new instance.

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
April 11, 2000: received issue
Discussion: 
deferred in June 2011 to the next RTF
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Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 13:01:00 +1000 (EST)
From: Michi Henning <michi@ooc.com.au>
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Subject: Read-only parameter remnants
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Hi,

in the resolution to issue 863, we decided to get rid of the read-only
restriction for parameters. However, we forgot to remove a few
snippets.

Page 1-110, table, case 3:

	Remove the following text:

	Following the completion of a request, the caller is not
allowed
	to modify any values in the returned storage--to do so, the
	caller must first copy the returned instance into a new
instance,
	then modify the new instance.

Page 1-110, table, case 6:

	Remove the following text:

	Following completion of a request, the caller is not allowed
	to modify any values in the returned storage--to do so, the
	caller must first copy the returned array instance into a new
	array instance, then modify the new instance.

							Cheers,

								Michi.
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