asn1 tests: use consistent line endings

Some files used by the asn1 test suite had mixed DOS and
Unix line endings.

Noticed-by: Richard Carlsson

9 files changed, 249 insertions, 249 deletions

diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/P-Record.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
index f1db09ac6c..ac3dc9abe0 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
@@ -1,44 +1,44 @@
-P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=

-BEGIN

-

-

-PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET

-{	name			  Name,

-	title			  VisibleString,

-	number			  EmployeeNumber,

-	dateOfHire		  Date,

-	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,

-	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}

-}

-

-ChildInformation ::= SET

-{	name			Name,

-	dateOfBirth		Date

-}

-

-Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE

-{	givenName		VisibleString,

-	initial			VisibleString,

-	familyName		VisibleString

-}

-

-EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER

-Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD

+P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=
+BEGIN
+
+
+PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET
+{	name			  Name,
+	title			  VisibleString,
+	number			  EmployeeNumber,
+	dateOfHire		  Date,
+	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,
+	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}
+}
+
+ChildInformation ::= SET
+{	name			Name,
+	dateOfBirth		Date
+}
+
+Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE
+{	givenName		VisibleString,
+	initial			VisibleString,
+	familyName		VisibleString
+}
+
+EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER
+Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD
 
 v PersonnelRecord ::=
 {
 	name {
-		givenName "John", 

-		initial "P", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "John", 
+		initial "P", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	title	"Director",
 	number	51,
-	dateOfHire "19710917",

+	dateOfHire "19710917",
 	nameOfSpouse {
-		givenName "Mary", 

-		initial "T", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "Mary", 
+		initial "T", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	children { 
 		{name {
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeq.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
index b068ab4393..35b4469440 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
@@ -1,42 +1,42 @@
-XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.2	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that the 

--- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {

-	president			VisibleString,

-	vicePresident	VisibleString,

-	secretary			VisibleString}

-

-acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {

-	president	"Jane Doe",

-	vicePresident	"John Doe",

-	secretary	"Joe Doe"}

-

--- F.2.10.3	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 

---  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that 

--- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {

-	userName	VisibleString,

-	password	VisibleString,

-	accountNumber	INTEGER}

-

+XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.2	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that the 
+-- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {
+	president			VisibleString,
+	vicePresident	VisibleString,
+	secretary			VisibleString}
+
+acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {
+	president	"Jane Doe",
+	vicePresident	"John Doe",
+	secretary	"Joe Doe"}
+
+-- F.2.10.3	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 
+--  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that 
+-- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {
+	userName	VisibleString,
+	password	VisibleString,
+	accountNumber	INTEGER}
+
 -- Empty SEQUENCE stupid but just for test
 BasicCallCategories ::= SEQUENCE
 {
 	...				-- So far, no specific categories identified
 }
 
-END

+END
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
index f9fee92e56..116bd4a82d 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.1	

--- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString

---  in alphabetical order

-

-firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}

+XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.1	
+-- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString
+--  in alphabetical order
+
+firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}
 
 DayNames1 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames2 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(1..7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames3 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(7)) OF VisibleString
 DayNames4 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..7)) OF VisibleString
-END

+END
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/P-Record.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
index f1db09ac6c..ac3dc9abe0 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
@@ -1,44 +1,44 @@
-P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=

-BEGIN

-

-

-PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET

-{	name			  Name,

-	title			  VisibleString,

-	number			  EmployeeNumber,

-	dateOfHire		  Date,

-	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,

-	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}

-}

-

-ChildInformation ::= SET

-{	name			Name,

-	dateOfBirth		Date

-}

-

-Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE

-{	givenName		VisibleString,

-	initial			VisibleString,

-	familyName		VisibleString

-}

-

-EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER

-Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD

+P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=
+BEGIN
+
+
+PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET
+{	name			  Name,
+	title			  VisibleString,
+	number			  EmployeeNumber,
+	dateOfHire		  Date,
+	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,
+	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}
+}
+
+ChildInformation ::= SET
+{	name			Name,
+	dateOfBirth		Date
+}
+
+Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE
+{	givenName		VisibleString,
+	initial			VisibleString,
+	familyName		VisibleString
+}
+
+EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER
+Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD
 
 v PersonnelRecord ::=
 {
 	name {
-		givenName "John", 

-		initial "P", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "John", 
+		initial "P", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	title	"Director",
 	number	51,
-	dateOfHire "19710917",

+	dateOfHire "19710917",
 	nameOfSpouse {
-		givenName "Mary", 

-		initial "T", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "Mary", 
+		initial "T", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	children { 
 		{name {
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeq.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
index b068ab4393..35b4469440 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
@@ -1,42 +1,42 @@
-XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.2	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that the 

--- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {

-	president			VisibleString,

-	vicePresident	VisibleString,

-	secretary			VisibleString}

-

-acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {

-	president	"Jane Doe",

-	vicePresident	"John Doe",

-	secretary	"Joe Doe"}

-

--- F.2.10.3	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 

---  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that 

--- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {

-	userName	VisibleString,

-	password	VisibleString,

-	accountNumber	INTEGER}

-

+XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.2	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that the 
+-- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {
+	president			VisibleString,
+	vicePresident	VisibleString,
+	secretary			VisibleString}
+
+acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {
+	president	"Jane Doe",
+	vicePresident	"John Doe",
+	secretary	"Joe Doe"}
+
+-- F.2.10.3	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 
+--  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that 
+-- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {
+	userName	VisibleString,
+	password	VisibleString,
+	accountNumber	INTEGER}
+
 -- Empty SEQUENCE stupid but just for test
 BasicCallCategories ::= SEQUENCE
 {
 	...				-- So far, no specific categories identified
 }
 
-END

+END
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
index f9fee92e56..116bd4a82d 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.1	

--- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString

---  in alphabetical order

-

-firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}

+XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.1	
+-- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString
+--  in alphabetical order
+
+firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}
 
 DayNames1 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames2 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(1..7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames3 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(7)) OF VisibleString
 DayNames4 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..7)) OF VisibleString
-END

+END
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/P-Record.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
index f1db09ac6c..ac3dc9abe0 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/P-Record.py
@@ -1,44 +1,44 @@
-P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=

-BEGIN

-

-

-PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET

-{	name			  Name,

-	title			  VisibleString,

-	number			  EmployeeNumber,

-	dateOfHire		  Date,

-	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,

-	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}

-}

-

-ChildInformation ::= SET

-{	name			Name,

-	dateOfBirth		Date

-}

-

-Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE

-{	givenName		VisibleString,

-	initial			VisibleString,

-	familyName		VisibleString

-}

-

-EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER

-Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD

+P-Record DEFINITIONS  ::=
+BEGIN
+
+
+PersonnelRecord ::= [APPLICATION 0] SET
+{	name			  Name,
+	title			  VisibleString,
+	number			  EmployeeNumber,
+	dateOfHire		  Date,
+	nameOfSpouse  	[1]	  Name,
+	children		  SEQUENCE OF ChildInformation DEFAULT {}
+}
+
+ChildInformation ::= SET
+{	name			Name,
+	dateOfBirth		Date
+}
+
+Name ::= [APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE
+{	givenName		VisibleString,
+	initial			VisibleString,
+	familyName		VisibleString
+}
+
+EmployeeNumber ::= [APPLICATION 2] INTEGER
+Date ::= [APPLICATION 3] VisibleString  --  YYYY MMDD
 
 v PersonnelRecord ::=
 {
 	name {
-		givenName "John", 

-		initial "P", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "John", 
+		initial "P", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	title	"Director",
 	number	51,
-	dateOfHire "19710917",

+	dateOfHire "19710917",
 	nameOfSpouse {
-		givenName "Mary", 

-		initial "T", 

-		familyName "Smith"

+		givenName "Mary", 
+		initial "T", 
+		familyName "Smith"
 	},
 	children { 
 		{name {
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeq.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
index b068ab4393..35b4469440 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeq.py
@@ -1,42 +1,42 @@
-XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.2	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that the 

--- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {

-	president			VisibleString,

-	vicePresident	VisibleString,

-	secretary			VisibleString}

-

-acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {

-	president	"Jane Doe",

-	vicePresident	"John Doe",

-	secretary	"Joe Doe"}

-

--- F.2.10.3	

--- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 

---  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 

--- provided that 

--- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 

--- of the protocol to the next.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {

-	userName	VisibleString,

-	password	VisibleString,

-	accountNumber	INTEGER}

-

+XSeq DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.2	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that the 
+-- makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfOfficers ::= SEQUENCE {
+	president			VisibleString,
+	vicePresident	VisibleString,
+	secretary			VisibleString}
+
+acmeCorp NamesOfOfficers ::= {
+	president	"Jane Doe",
+	vicePresident	"John Doe",
+	secretary	"Joe Doe"}
+
+-- F.2.10.3	
+-- Use a sequence type to model a collection of variables whose types differ, 
+--  whose number is known and modest, and whose order is significant, 
+-- provided that 
+-- the makeup of the collection is unlikely to change from one version 
+-- of the protocol to the next.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+Credentials ::= SEQUENCE {
+	userName	VisibleString,
+	password	VisibleString,
+	accountNumber	INTEGER}
+
 -- Empty SEQUENCE stupid but just for test
 BasicCallCategories ::= SEQUENCE
 {
 	...				-- So far, no specific categories identified
 }
 
-END

+END
diff --git a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
index f9fee92e56..116bd4a82d 100644
--- a/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
+++ b/lib/asn1/test/asn1_bin_v2_SUITE_data/XSeqOf.py
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=

-BEGIN

-

--- F.2.10.1	

--- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 

--- types are the same, 

--- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.

--- EXAMPLE

-

-NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString

---  in alphabetical order

-

-firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}

+XSeqOf DEFINITIONS ::=
+BEGIN
+
+-- F.2.10.1	
+-- Use a sequence-of type to model a collection of variables whose 
+-- types are the same, 
+-- whose number is large or unpredictable, and whose order is significant.
+-- EXAMPLE
+
+NamesOfMemberNations ::= SEQUENCE OF VisibleString
+--  in alphabetical order
+
+firstTwo  NamesOfMemberNations ::= {"Australia", "Austria"}
 
 DayNames1 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames2 ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(1..7) OF VisibleString
 DayNames3 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(7)) OF VisibleString
 DayNames4 ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..7)) OF VisibleString
-END

+END