expose "bool response=false" from writeValue in setValue(..., bool response=false) #157
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fightforlife
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Sure, that could be added easily enough. If you want to make a PR for it please do so. Otherwise I can add it with the other updates this weekend. |
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@fightforlife this has been added in commit 135e2fa. Please let me know if this works for you. |
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Closing this as resolved. |
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Thank you very much. I just had time to test this and it is working as expceted! |
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…te callback (#157) Updates the interface to use a typedef'd std::function for the advertise callback, which is backwards compatible but also allows std::bind and lambda functions.
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…te callback (#157) Updates the interface to use a typedef'd std::function for the advertise callback, which is backwards compatible but also allows std::bind and lambda functions.
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Hi there,
would it be possible to expose the parameter
bool response=false"from
NimBLEremoteCharacteristics::writeValue (const std::string &newValue, bool response=false)as an optional (fourth) parameter in
NimBLEClient::setValue (const NimBLEUUID &serviceUUID, const NimBLEUUID &characteristicUUID, const std::string &value, bool response=false)Some of my devices only work with bool response=true. (e.g. eQ3 ble thermostats)
And this would really help to declutter alot of my code.
Thanks in advance!
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