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use I<Storable> methods as well to reconstruct the data structures (which
means that they are written in Perl).

String transfer objects, on the other hand, can be used to cimmunicate with
any partner who speaks the LDT protocol. We use Java and C clients as well
as Perl ones, for example.

 Example:
  objectMode => 1

The transfer mode may be changed while the object is alive by using the
methods I<setObjectMode()> and I<setAsciiMode()>.

=item startblockLength

sets the length of the initial info block which preceds every LDT
message coding the length of the remaining message. This setting is
done in bytes.

If no value is provided, the builtin default value I<LDT_INFO_LENGTH>
is used. (This value can be imported in your own code, see section