Create user callback on command to allow monitoring in bridge (CON-890) #734
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I updated to add secondary TLVReader |
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This was rebased internally and merged. See here: be12e6a Closing this. |
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Create a callback hook to allow a bridge to monitor commands. Does not replace the command, it is an additional monitoring hook to allow inspection of the command parameters.
This is very similar to #35 except this callback is for monitoring and does not stop the existing callback from running. In pull 35 he wanted to replace the callback. I initially started off replacing the callback as described in #704 but then I figured out that I wanted to monitor the command, not replace it. In my case I need to keep the underlying function and then I add on additional operations via the user_cb. PR35 can easily be implemented by adding a set function for the main callback.