Tried to clarify the fallback mechanism used in tdMethods()
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* By supplying the methods the application supports, the library can be backwards
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* By supplying the methods your application supports, the library can return
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* compatible. Let's say that the client application only supports turning on and
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* customized methods for your application, even if your application doesn't
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* support the same methods as the device accepts. One example is if your
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* application only supports ON and OFF, you can control a device that needs UP
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* and DOWN anyway by using just ON and OFF.
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* Let's say that the client application only supports turning on and
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* off. The call to query a device for it's methods should be:
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* off. The call to query a device for it's methods should be:
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* \code
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* int methods = tdMethods( id, TELLSTICK_TURNON | TELLSTICK_TURNOFF );
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* int methods = tdMethods( id, TELLSTICK_TURNON | TELLSTICK_TURNOFF );
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