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Thanks ! namespace esp8266
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using polledTimeout = ::PolledTimeout [[ deprecated, "use PolledTimeout instead of esp8266::polledTimeout" ]];
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I intend this to be a strong breaking change. I don't want the legacy naming to be dragged into the future. |
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| // legacy type names, deprecated (unit is milliseconds) | ||
| using oneShot = TimeoutTemplate<false, YieldPolicy::DoNothing, TimePolicy::TimeMillis>; | ||
| using periodic = TimeoutTemplate<true, YieldPolicy::DoNothing, TimePolicy::TimeMillis>; |
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Why are these kept in this breaking change commit ?
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Fixes #7903
This PR restructures the polledtimeout code by separating the templates from the policies, which makes it easier for users to understand how to extend the code with new custom policies. It also separates* the generic policies that should be common to all Arduino cores from the policies that are specific to the esp8266.
The namespaces and template name have been changed to uppercase based on multiple feedback received since the frist version was implemented.
As usual, the specifics are up for discussion.