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Serious problem to solve (with multiple things using the same comm way) #7

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JanWielgus opened this issue Jun 19, 2020 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #14
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Serious problem to solve (with multiple things using the same comm way) #7

JanWielgus opened this issue Jun 19, 2020 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #14
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When more than one thing use the same way of communication (for example wifi comm with phone and drone) they are stealing data packets from one another. When they are receiving separately, and one thing will get data packet intended for the second thing, it just discard that packet.
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Think about something with recipient added with data packet (but have to be optional to make sending to one recipient more simple). It receive next packet from queue that is intended for asking thing.

@JanWielgus JanWielgus changed the title Serious problem to solve Serious problem to solve (with multiple things using the same comm way) Jun 19, 2020
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Add something like ITransceiver decorator class that could be between low-level for example StreamComm and NoQueuePacketCommunication instances and after each receiveData() method call from this decorator it will trigger previously added event, and there you can check if some data from other source has come.

Think if there is a similar solution but to enable two (or just a number of) PacketCommunication instances to use common ITransceiver instance. This could be really good.

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Receive data observers decorator #14
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