Events
Asynchronous events
Events are responsible to warn the user that an action has to be taken. Those actions can be signing a new payload, or that the transactions went through.
Schedule new Vertices events. Make sure to process them afterward to have the SDK process the queued events.
evt: event to be processed
typedef struct
{
vtc_evt_type_t type; ///< \see vtc_evt_type_t
size_t bufid; ///< internal buffer ID, used to identify a pending transaction
} vtc_evt_t;
typedef enum
{
VTC_EVT_TX_READY_TO_SIGN = 0, ///< transaction's payload must be signed: the user must provide the signing function and emit the \c VTC_EVT_TX_READY_TO_SEND event.
VTC_EVT_TX_SENDING, ///< transaction is being sent to the blockchain API. When the user got the event, the transaction has probably been already sent.
VTC_EVT_TX_SUCCESS, ///< transaction has been successfully sent and executed, after that event, the buffer is freed.
} vtc_evt_type_t;
VTC_SUCCESSon success.VTC_ERROR_NO_MEMwhen event queue is full: either process events or increaseVTC_EVENTS_COUNT.
Call this function to have the Vertices SDK process pending events. Whenever calling a Vertices function, make sure to process all the events. To make sure all the events are processed, this function should be called from an infinite loop or OS thread/task. This function will call the user-defined callback if one has been passed when using
vertices_new/// \param queue_size
/// \return \c VTC_SUCCESS if event has correctly been processed
ret_code_t
vertices_event_process(size_t *queue_size);
queue_size : Pointer to size_t value that will be replaced with the Vertices interval queue size defining the number of events to be processed.VTC_SUCCESSwhen the event is correctly processed.- Error code from the event.
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