handler: add documentation for global timed handlers

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Dmitry Podgorny
2020-06-06 00:11:24 +03:00
parent 428681a185
commit 50a4a983cd

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@@ -733,6 +733,35 @@ void handler_system_delete_all(xmpp_conn_t *conn)
hash_iter_release(iter);
}
/** Add a global timed handler.
* The handler will fire for the first time once the period has elapsed,
* and continue firing regularly after that. Strophe will try its best
* to fire handlers as close to the period times as it can, but accuracy
* will vary depending on the resolution of the event loop.
*
* The main difference between global and ordinary handlers:
* - Ordinary handler is related to a connection, fires only when the
* connection is in connected state and is removed once the connection is
* destroyed.
* - Global handler fires regardless of connections state and is related to
* a Strophe context.
*
* The handler is executed in context of the respective event loop.
*
* If the handler function returns true, it will be kept, and if it
* returns false, it will be deleted from the list of handlers.
*
* Notice, the same handler pointer may be added multiple times with different
* userdata pointers. However, xmpp_global_timed_handler_delete() deletes
* all occurrences.
*
* @param ctx a Strophe context object
* @param handler a function pointer to a timed handler
* @param period the time in milliseconds between firings
* @param userdata an opaque data pointer that will be passed to the handler
*
* @ingroup Handlers
*/
void xmpp_global_timed_handler_add(xmpp_ctx_t *const ctx,
xmpp_global_timed_handler handler,
const unsigned long period,
@@ -741,6 +770,13 @@ void xmpp_global_timed_handler_add(xmpp_ctx_t *const ctx,
_timed_handler_add(ctx, &ctx->timed_handlers, handler, period, userdata, 1);
}
/** Delete a global timed handler.
*
* @param ctx a Strophe context object
* @param handler function pointer to the handler
*
* @ingroup Handlers
*/
void xmpp_global_timed_handler_delete(xmpp_ctx_t *const ctx,
xmpp_global_timed_handler handler)
{