Today's checkin

[Jeff Bailey]

The getmany method that I just commited is broken, don't count on it.
It starts in the right place, and then doesn't stop. =)

On the upside, I've just checked in the ability to instantiate an oid
from a string.  Any of you folks lurking feel like giving me a better
C++ equivalent of strtok, strsep, or whatever?  Check out oid.cc.

It turns out the logic of stopping an SNMP_GETNEXT is that it will
keep going through the table until you tell it to stop.  So I just
need to hack in the logic to recognise when the base of the oid no
longer matches what you started with.  Easy enough now that I can deal
with oid strings.  If I get bored, I'll hack this in this weekend, if
not, I'll do it Monday morning.

Tks,
Jeff Bailey

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