Mike Fiore.
simeoni lorenzoHello again, i’m really sorry to ask another question, but I don’t really see what the function void setEvents(mDotEvent* events); do, they use it in exemple but they juste do dot->setEvents(&events); with the commentary // attach the custom events handler , and i don’t really understand… Somoene knows pls?:)
Mike FioreEvents fire when different things happen in the MAC layer – TX done, TX error, RX done, RX error, join accept, etc, etc. The event handler is a way for the application to be notified of important things like those and others without constantly polling the library.
Cheers,
Mike
simeoni lorenzoI don’t really understand, is it essential for the program?
Mike FioreYou don’t need to inject a custom events handler. A default one is always there. It’s just available in case you want to override it and do custom things when different events fire.
Cheers,
Mike