A range of values. A contiguous range may be specified
using a dash (-). Thus a contiguous range of integers may
be expressed as 'lowValue-highValue', e.g. 5-10. A discontiguous
range may be specified using a comma (,) separated list.
For example, '1,12,55'. Contiguous and discontiguous ranges
may be combined, as in '1,5-10,12,55'.
When set, values are added to the existing XtmRange. For
example, setting '100-200' to the existing range of '1,5-10,12,55'
yields the value '1,5-10,12,55,100-200'.
Values may be deleted from a list using the minus (-) symbol.
For example, setting range consisting of '1,5-10,12,55,100-200'
to '-55,-150' yields the range string '1,5-10,12,100-149,151-200'.
String values may be completely deleted by setting them to the
NULL string.
This textual-convention may be used on a variety of data types,
including integers, integer enumerations, IpAddresses, and
OCTET STRINGs. |