Adding: EventArgs #352
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Endlich gefixed. Funktioniert jetzt wieder See merge request yho/esp-nimble-cpp!1
Merge wieder rein. Änderungen an 'onRead' und 'onWrite' See merge request yho/esp-nimble-cpp!2
Fix: OnWriteEventArgs - String is cut short if it contains a '\0' See merge request yho/esp-nimble-cpp!3
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I like this idea. It doesn't need to be a breaking change, the new callbacks can be added as an overload in addition to the originals. |
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This PR has some breaking changes and shouldn't be included before Version 3.0
The goal if this change is to give the user a bit more posibilities when it comes to what excactly is send to the other device. But looking forwar into the future, the adding of specific
EventArgsto the event parameters give the option to easily add more options to the events, without a breaking change.By now I included the event args for the
onReadandonWriteevents. They give the options to either send custom data back to the device or (in case ofonWrite) to not save the data that was received. AdditionallyonWritenow gets the old and the new data, so that the user has both.