Actually, now that I know freeCallback is intended for this use, I've
added GetUserData and SetUserData
functions on Packet (which sets the free callback and links to a
dictionary internally). A Freed event
is just gravy with that in place. No cost in CPU time if it isn't used.
Either way it's easier:
packet.Freed += p => { my code };
I've put the new version up on my page for it and on NuGet. Let me know
if this is of use. :)
James
On 2/27/2013 2:23 AM, BS Flasher wrote:
BS Flasher:
Yes, I can make a method to let you get a callback on free. That
is no problem.
I want to make sure the methods I add to the C# library are
useful, since once it's part
of the library, I don't want to ever remove it, because that would
breaks people's software.
So let's figure out the best way and then add it.
James
James,
Don't touch your code. I added a referenceCount in your binding and I
am checking that. This way works. When a packet is received or line is
disconnected referenceCount will be 0 and it is sufficient for my problem.
Thank you so much.
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