trilogik wrote on Thursday, October 11, 2012:
Hi!
Is there a chance to write a value into a queue of one item size while overwriting the existing item? Or do i have to empty a queue first, before i can fill in a new item?
Thanks a lot,
Dennis
trilogik wrote on Thursday, October 11, 2012:
Hi!
Is there a chance to write a value into a queue of one item size while overwriting the existing item? Or do i have to empty a queue first, before i can fill in a new item?
Thanks a lot,
Dennis
rtel wrote on Thursday, October 11, 2012:
There is not currently a method of overwriting queue items, but it is a good idea and I will look into adding it in.
Regards.
trilogik wrote on Thursday, October 11, 2012:
Oh, very good, Richard! I’d be pleased to see it.
While you’re at it, maybe you could also implement an ISR-equivalent for
xQueuePeek()
So, it’d be nice to check for an item inside a Queue without removing it and doing so without timeout. Just - “Is there an item? Ah, take it, but leave it” or “Is there an item? No. Well then - never mind…”
Thanks again,
Dennis
rtel wrote on Thursday, October 11, 2012:
Please add both these items to the feature request tracker (in SourceForge). Thanks.
Regards.