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extending ExpiringCache with IsChanged [message #1770480] Sat, 12 August 2017 09:59 Go to next message
Marcel Verpaalen is currently offline Marcel VerpaalenFriend
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Hi,
I'm using the ExpiringCache with some of my bindings.
I was wondering if there is anything against adding an IsChanged functionality to it.
This should be set if the new received value differs from the previous one.

In the binding I would use this to determine if any updates to the channels are required.

If nothing against it, I'll make a pr for such a functionality.

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Re: extending ExpiringCache with IsChanged [message #1770717 is a reply to message #1770480] Wed, 16 August 2017 12:59 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Kai Kreuzer is currently offline Kai KreuzerFriend
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Bindings should not swallow any newly received states, but rather send updates, even if nothing has changed. Only in cases of a too high frequency (several per second) it is ok to suppress updates - but when using the cache, this anyhow won't be the case. So I do not really see the use case for such a functionality.

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Re: extending ExpiringCache with IsChanged [message #1770848 is a reply to message #1770717] Thu, 17 August 2017 19:56 Go to previous message
Marcel Verpaalen is currently offline Marcel VerpaalenFriend
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But not all communication / cached info is used for status updates.....

anyway, I do agree this will be mostly used for status updates. For the one exception I have right now, I'll make a specific check for a change on the data.

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