Implied index in table

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Hello,

I'm currently using net-snmp 5.2.1 on Linux (using the SNMP.pm
perl module), and I notice that the perl module doesn't give any
information about whether an index is defined as 'implied' in
a table.

Would it be possible to add that information ? This could e.g.
be just a field $oid->{"implied"} which is 0 or 1, since there can
only be 1 index defined as implied on a table.

Thanks in advance,
Peter.
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