valid values for ToDo.PRIORITY

According to the API doc v4.5.0 and priority values of the field in a ToDo item:

"A value of 0 indicates the highest level of priority. A value of 1 indicates normal priority. A value of 2 indicates the priority level lower. »

But test with the pack of components 4.5 and its default Simulator, I have values:

HIGH = 1

NORMAL = 5

LOW = 9

Confused, I looked in the doc v 4.7.0 API and found this:

"... The priority is a value from zero to nine. Zero indicates an undefined priority, we specify the highest and nine priority the lowest priority. ..."

That would explain it, but can I be sure that 1-5-9 is valid for all versions of device software 4.5.0 and higher?

What would demonstrate application of the tasks of the BB if I create a task manually and take other priorities 1 through 9?

The documentation in the 4.5.0 and JavaDocs below is incorrect.  This has been updated to version 4.6.0+.

Here's are a graphic on its operation.

PRIORITY specified setInt () /addInt)

PRIORITY returned by getInt() PRIORITY to the tasks Application
0, 4, 5, 6 5 Normal
1, 2, 3 1 High
7, 8, 9 9 Low

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