Difference between revisions of "Truxton message set dont route"
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void truxton_message_set_dont_route( uint64_t message_handle, uint32_t route_or_not_to_route ); | void truxton_message_set_dont_route( uint64_t message_handle, uint32_t route_or_not_to_route ); | ||
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void do_not_route(uint64_t message) | void do_not_route(uint64_t message) | ||
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truxton_message_set_dont_route( message, 1); | truxton_message_set_dont_route( message, 1); | ||
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Revision as of 18:28, 18 January 2021
Disables the routing of a message.
Syntax
void truxton_message_set_dont_route( uint64_t message_handle, uint32_t route_or_not_to_route );
Parameters
message_handle
The handle to a message created by the truxton_message_create call.
route_or_not_to_route
That is the question. Passing zero will allow the message to be routed. A non-zero value will prevent the message from being routed.
Sample
void do_not_route(uint64_t message)
{
truxton_message_set_dont_route( message, 1);
}
