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Hi,
For safety use, it's better to have null check for all variables which are used in this function.
if (!_sessionPriv.$clientAlarmList) {
return;
}
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if (!_sessionPriv.$clientAlarmList
|| !_sessionPriv.$monitoredItemForAlarmList
|| !_sessionPriv.$subscriptionforAlarmList ) {
return;
}
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Refactor dropdowns
Currently, the Dropdown code resides in src/OpenLoco/Ui/Dropdown.cpp. Its variables are still using loco_global wrappers to interopt with vanilla code. However, now that all windows that use dropdowns have been implemented, this is no longer necessary. This makes it possible to clea
The Decoder is used by the FramedTcp transport to transform a stream-based protocol (TCP) into a packet-based protocol that fits really well with the concept of message.
The Decoder collects data from the stream until it can be considered a message. In that process, each chunk of data received from the
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When adding multiple rpc target classes, if multiple targets contain the same\similar method, the method in first target added is used (as documented). But I miss an option to disallow duplicates, as this is (in my case) always an error. Alternatives:
-Preferably a setting on JsonRpc itself that produce error when AddLocalRpcTarget is called
-A setting on JsonRpc itself that produce error during
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