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authorBill Allen <photo.allen@gmail.com>2018-10-16 21:14:00 +0100
committerFUJITA Tomonori <fujita.tomonori@lab.ntt.co.jp>2018-10-20 07:24:35 +0900
commit1b38505909a47731e7f7293d08d9ad003ee3787d (patch)
tree8ae933b588067a8ec9a71d67486f044895e6f85e /doc/source
parentd074e15a480ac6d29d61e511683cc9e03a81c037 (diff)
Grammatical improvements to some of the documentation.
Signed-off-by: Bill Allen <photo.allen@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: FUJITA Tomonori <fujita.tomonori@lab.ntt.co.jp>
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@@ -5,21 +5,21 @@ The First Application
Whetting Your Appetite
======================
-If you want to manage the network gears (switches, routers, etc) at
-your way, you need to write your Ryu application. Your application
-tells Ryu how you want to manage the gears. Then Ryu configures the
-gears by using OpenFlow protocol, etc.
+If you want to manage network gear (switches, routers, etc) your
+own way, you just need to write your own Ryu application. Your application
+tells Ryu how you want to manage the gear. Then Ryu configures the
+gear by using OpenFlow protocol, etc.
-Writing Ryu application is easy. It's just Python scripts.
+Writing Ryu applications is easy. They're just Python scripts.
Start Writing
=============
-We show a Ryu application that make OpenFlow switches work as a dumb
+Here we show a Ryu application that makes an OpenFlow switch work as a dumb
layer 2 switch.
-Open a text editor creating a new file with the following content:
+Open a text editor and create a new file with the following content:
.. code-block:: python
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ Open a text editor creating a new file with the following content:
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(L2Switch, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
-Ryu application is just a Python script so you can save the file with
-any name, extensions, and any place you want. Let's name the file
-'l2.py' at your home directory.
+Ryu applications are just Python scripts so you can save the file with
+any name, any extension, and any place you want. Let's name the file
+'l2.py' in your home directory.
This application does nothing useful yet, however it's a complete Ryu
application. In fact, you can run this Ryu application::
@@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ application. In fact, you can run this Ryu application::
instantiating app /Users/fujita/l2.py
-All you have to do is defining needs a new subclass of RyuApp to run
+All you have to do is define a new subclass of RyuApp to run
your Python script as a Ryu application.
-Next let's add the functionality of sending a received packet to all
+Next let's add some functionality that sends a received packet to all
the ports.
.. code-block:: python
@@ -75,18 +75,18 @@ the ports.
dp.send_msg(out)
-A new method 'packet_in_handler' is added to L2Switch class. This is
-called when Ryu receives an OpenFlow packet_in message. The trick is
+A new method 'packet_in_handler' is added to the L2Switch class. This is
+called when Ryu receives an OpenFlow packet_in message. The trick is the
'set_ev_cls' decorator. This decorator tells Ryu when the decorated
function should be called.
-The first argument of the decorator indicates an event that makes
-function called. As you expect easily, every time Ryu gets a
+The first argument of the decorator indicates which type of event this
+function should be called for. As you might expect, every time Ryu gets a
packet_in message, this function is called.
-The second argument indicates the state of the switch. Probably, you
+The second argument indicates the state of the switch. You probably
want to ignore packet_in messages before the negotiation between Ryu
-and the switch finishes. Using 'MAIN_DISPATCHER' as the second
+and the switch is finished. Using 'MAIN_DISPATCHER' as the second
argument means this function is called only after the negotiation
completes.
@@ -103,20 +103,20 @@ Ready for the second half.
* OFPActionOutput class is used with a packet_out message to specify a
switch port that you want to send the packet out of. This
- application need a switch to send out of all the ports so OFPP_FLOOD
- constant is used.
+ application uses the OFPP_FLOOD flag to indicate that the packet should
+ be sent out on all ports.
* OFPPacketOut class is used to build a packet_out message.
* If you call Datapath class's send_msg method with a OpenFlow message
- class object, Ryu builds and send the on-wire data format to the switch.
+ class object, Ryu builds and sends the on-wire data format to the switch.
-Here, you finished implementing your first Ryu application. You are ready to
-run this Ryu application that does something useful.
+There, you finished implementing your first Ryu application. You are ready to
+run a Ryu application that does something useful.
-A dumb l2 switch is too dumb? You want to implement a learning l2
+Is a dumb L2 switch is too dumb? You want to implement a learning L2
switch? Move to `the next step
<https://github.com/osrg/ryu/blob/master/ryu/app/simple_switch.py>`_. You
can learn from the existing Ryu applications at `ryu/app