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I wish GitHub offered a "Discussions" feature in addition to the "Issues" feature. Oh well...
I'm curious to learn the purpose of this project. I saw a reference to it here as an example of how to use bluster. So that's what I'm using it for... to teach myself some bluster, some bluetooth, some BLE, and some Rust.
I'm curious why you have so many characteristic_*.rs files with nearly identical code. I'm following your model for my test case, but I kinda feel like there should be a way to refactor all of that common code. Maybe Rust's safety features prevent that. I'll learn for myself shortly.
I'm curious why each of the create_blah() functions make a vector of the string, and then clone it, and then clone it again, and then toss it around to a future to do something fancy.
I'm sure this will all make more sense to me once I learn more Rust, and learn more about futures in Rust specifically.
Thanks for any hints or tips you can provide.
--wpd
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I wish GitHub offered a "Discussions" feature in addition to the "Issues" feature. Oh well...
I'm curious to learn the purpose of this project. I saw a reference to it here as an example of how to use bluster. So that's what I'm using it for... to teach myself some bluster, some bluetooth, some BLE, and some Rust.
I'm curious why you have so many characteristic_*.rs files with nearly identical code. I'm following your model for my test case, but I kinda feel like there should be a way to refactor all of that common code. Maybe Rust's safety features prevent that. I'll learn for myself shortly.
I'm curious why each of the
create_blah()
functions make a vector of the string, and then clone it, and then clone it again, and then toss it around to a future to do something fancy.I'm sure this will all make more sense to me once I learn more Rust, and learn more about futures in Rust specifically.
Thanks for any hints or tips you can provide.
--wpd
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: