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HddsReaderListener

Struct HddsReaderListener 

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct HddsReaderListener { pub on_data_available: HddsOnDataAvailable, pub on_subscription_matched: HddsOnSubscriptionMatched, pub on_liveliness_changed: HddsOnLivelinessChanged, pub on_sample_lost: HddsOnSampleLost, pub on_sample_rejected: HddsOnSampleRejected, pub on_deadline_missed: HddsOnDeadlineMissed, pub on_incompatible_qos: HddsOnIncompatibleQos, pub user_data: *mut c_void, }
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C-compatible DataReader listener.

Set callback fields to receive events. Any callback set to None (NULL) will be silently ignored. The user_data pointer is passed through to every callback invocation.

§Example (C)

HddsReaderListener listener = {0};
listener.on_data_available = my_data_callback;
listener.on_subscription_matched = my_match_callback;
listener.user_data = my_context;
hdds_reader_set_listener(reader, &listener);

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§on_data_available: HddsOnDataAvailable

Called when new data is available to read.

§on_subscription_matched: HddsOnSubscriptionMatched

Called when the reader matches/unmatches with a writer.

§on_liveliness_changed: HddsOnLivelinessChanged

Called when liveliness of a matched writer changes.

§on_sample_lost: HddsOnSampleLost

Called when samples are lost (gap in sequence numbers).

§on_sample_rejected: HddsOnSampleRejected

Called when samples are rejected due to resource limits.

§on_deadline_missed: HddsOnDeadlineMissed

Called when the requested deadline is missed.

§on_incompatible_qos: HddsOnIncompatibleQos

Called when QoS is incompatible with a matched writer.

§user_data: *mut c_void

User-provided context pointer, passed to all callbacks.

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