Showing local functions in NSEDoc

[Ron <ron () skullsecurity net>]

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Hey all,

I'm working on my talk for bsides in Ottawa, and was looking at the NSEDoc for some of the libraries, like DNS and 
DHCP. I noticed that the NSEDoc pages display both local and public methods. In my opinion, this is a bad idea because 
I rarely want people looking at my local functions unless they're looking at my actual code. 

Looking at DHCP, for example:
http://nmap.org/nsedoc/lib/dhcp.html

There are over a dozen functions listed, but there's only one that people should really care about, and that's the only 
one that, in my code, is public. 

Does anybody else have an opinion on this? Any reason it should be the way it is?

Ron
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