Addresses Issue #342: Update definition of available presentation display. #355
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NB: It also moves the previous definition from the PresentationAvailability section to the Common Idioms section with similar definitions. |
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Sep 30, 2016
| populated based on an implementation specific discovery mechanism. | ||
| It is set to the most recent result of the algorithm to <a>monitor | ||
| the list of available presentation displays</a>. | ||
| that <var>display</var> is curently an <a>available presentation |
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Typo: missing "r" in "currently"
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This creates a definition of "available presentation display" to replace the use of "compatible presentation display" and updates references accordingly. This addresses Issue #342: Presentation display availability is not clearly defined.