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PairableTimeout work similarly to DiscoverableTimeout where the user
application can set the amount of time to stay in Pairable. It also
fixes the use of g_timeout_add to g_timeout_add_seconds for both
PairableTimeout and DiscoverableTimeout.
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As the name suggest it tells when an adapter enter or leaves bondable
mode, it works as follow:
Pairable=true & Discoverable=true: limited IAC
Pairable=true & Discoverable=false: pairable but inquiry scan disabled
Pairable=false & Discoverable=true: inquiry scan enabled (with Generic IAC)
but new pairings cannot be created (same as if there was no agent)
Pairable=false & Discoverable=false: inquiry scan disabled & non-pairable
(as if there was no agent)
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Export record_from_string() from the storage functions,
so it can be used to generate an sdp_record from a
static string in sixpair.c
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This is preparation for allowing the device object to be correctly set up even
when we don't have the full service records but only the remote UUID's.
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