Indicate which fields in ModbusContext where changed during process_write #18
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…rite This allows a user to only run their logic whenever a specific coil or holding changed. Thus eliminating the need to poll the context after every write.
This allows a user to only run their logic whenever a specific coil or holding changed. Thus eliminating the need to poll the context after every write.
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After talking to a college he suggested something even simpler which allows you to do the same thing, but without changing any existing function. |
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I found no issues visually, gonna look deeper later. anyway this functionality will be released on crates.io as a new minor so wait some time. you can use the crate git repo until I upload the release. |
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Thanks for the quick response and review! |
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In reference to #16, replacing #17
This allows a user to only run their logic whenever a specific coil or holding changed. Thus eliminating the need to poll the context after every write.