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| print(color('LMP Features:', 'yellow')) | ||
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| print(' ', response.return_parameters.lmp_features.hex()) |
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I think it would be helpful to parse features into set or IntFlag or something else because sometimes we need to check controller capabilities for both dev and product evaluation.
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I agree. I'll try to add that in a separate PR.
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Is the empty line intended?
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Yes. That's to ensure a blank line before the section.
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| return bytes([HCI_UNKNOWN_ADVERTISING_IDENTIFIER_ERROR]) | ||
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nit: Add a TODO here to replace literals with Operation enums
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| self.stop_advertising() | ||
| self.legacy_advertiser.enabled = True |
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| self.legacy_advertiser.enabled = True | |
| self.legacy_advertiser.enabled = False |
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| return self.advertising_timer_handle is not None | ||
| # Extended advertising |
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Should all advertisers send data on each of them was scheduled?
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This is refactored now
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| self.advertising_timer_handle = asyncio.get_running_loop().call_soon( | ||
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| # Compute the time of the next advertisement | ||
| next_advertisement = min( |
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nit: This could be replaced with a heapq
# Advertiser
def send_advertising_data(self):
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heappush(timer_heap, (time.time()+interval, self))
def on_advertising_timer_fired(self):
next_advertisement, advertiser = heappop(timer_heap)
advertiser.send_advertising_data()
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By the way, as RootCanal has implemented most of the feature, can we leverage the work instead of remaking the wheels? |
That’s exactly the plan: the local controller class is not intended to be compete and will not be enhanced in the future. It is only there to continue support for basic local unit testing and used by a few external users who have not moved to RootCanal yet. But now that RootCanal is available as a standalone project, the plan is to use that for any sort of full-feature need. |
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Enables basic support for extended advertising in the virtual controller object.