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iOS - binary data support #53
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Sure. I'll work to add this feature for next release, is possible. Thanks for your feedback. -----Original Message----- It seems that binary communication is not supported, looking at -[Connection write:] and -[Connection stream:(NSStream*) handleEvent:(NSStreamEvent)], where NSASCIIStringEncoding is used. Is it so? In this case, would it be possible to add binary data support? |
Hi Vinny, Excellent work here! I have a project I'd like to use your plugin with, but I need binary data support as well, for Android in my case. Do you have any idea how you'll change the API? I assume that because you'd need to keep backwards compatibility you might add a new function, e.g., sendBinary(successCallback,errorCallback,connectionId,data,length) - and this version would send binary data and omit line separators. Thanks, Stephen |
Hi there Thanks you for using this plugin. I receites the same sugestionar for ios this Week. I can combine both changes and build a new release. I'll be looking forward to merge your changes. Best regards
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I am highly interested in iOS binary data support too. |
Right! We are working on a new roadmap for this plugin. There are many different requests. We are compile them to make a plan for this plugin. Thanks Vinicius Linck From: Thomas Brüggemann [mailto:[email protected]] I am highly interested in iOS binary data support too. — |
@tomaszbrue Feel free to submit a Pull Request |
It seems that binary communication is not supported, looking at
-[Connection write:]
and-[Connection stream:(NSStream*) handleEvent:(NSStreamEvent)]
, whereNSASCIIStringEncoding
is used. Is it so? In this case, would it be possible to add binary data support?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: