On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 07:27:17AM -0700, Rob Currey wrote: > From the XTrap manpage ... > > "It is strongly suggested that users of XTrap technology begin developing > against RECORD/XTEST as it is the intention of the X Consortium to drive > these two extensions in the standards process for providing the protocol > capturing/synthesis functionality. Some members of the xtest working group > are actively researching migration issues between XTrap and RECORD." > > This leads me to think XTrap is deprecated > > But then I was recently corrected ... > > > From: Daniel Stone <daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > Subject: Re: Wrapping up 7.4 (finally) > > > ... XTrap is absolutely not dead. > > So, Has XTrap been superceeded by RECORD/XTEST? Sorry, I'm an idiot. Yes, it pretty much has, but no-one who remembers this stuff is still alive, so removing it is basically just pending someone investigating the two to find out if there's anything left in XTrap ('it's a trap') that needs to be ported to XTest. Cheers, Daniel
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