DDSXTY — Incorrect FooDataWriter overloads for built-in types

The IDL file contains specializations of all of the type-specific interfaces for the new built-in types: “Foo”DataWriter and “Foo”DataReader. Some of these specializations contain additional “overloads” of DDS-standard types-specific methods for the sake of convenience. However, some of these overloads are not correct:
• KeyedStringDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_key does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to unregister based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to unregister based on an instance handle can use the typical unregister_instance method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedStringDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_key_w_timestamp does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to unregister based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to unregister based on an instance handle can use the typical unregister_instance_w_timestamp method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedStringDataWriter::dispose_w_key does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to dispose based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to dispose based on an instance handle can use the typical dispose method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedStringDataWriter::dispose_w_key_w_timestamp does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to dispose based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to dispose based on an instance handle can use the typical dispose_w_timestamp method specified by DDS.)
• BytesDataWriter::write_string_w_bytes should be named BytesDataWriter::write_w_bytes (copy-paste error).
• BytesDataWriter::write_string_w_bytes_w_timestamp should be named BytesDataWriter::write_w_bytes_w_timestamp (copy-paste error).
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_key does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to unregister based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to unregister based on an instance handle can use the typical unregister_instance method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::unregister_instance_w_key_w_timestamp does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to unregister based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to unregister based on an instance handle can use the typical unregister_instance_w_timestamp method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::write_bytes_w_key doesn’t actually include the key among its arguments. It should.
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::write_bytes_w_key_w_timestamp doesn’t actually include the key among its arguments. It should.
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::dispose_w_key does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to dispose based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to dispose based on an instance handle can use the typical dispose method specified by DDS.)
• KeyedBytesDataWriter::dispose_w_key_w_timestamp does not need to take both a string key and an instance handle. The purpose of this method is to dispose based on the key, so the handle should be removed. (Users wishing to dispose based on an instance handle can use the typical dispose_w_timestamp method specified by DDS.)
Resolution:
Correct the method signatures as described in the summary above.

Correct the method signatures as described in the summary above