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hasError - return true if error connection #63

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Expand Up @@ -1308,16 +1308,19 @@ proc unsubscribe*(ctx: MqttCtx, topic: string): Future[void] =
ctx.workQueue[msgId] = Work(wk: SubWork, msgId: msgId, topic: topic, typ: Unsubscribe)
result = ctx.work()

proc isConnected*(ctx: MqttCtx): bool =
proc isConnected*(ctx: MqttCtx): bool {.inline.} =
## Returns true, if the client is connected to the broker.
if ctx.state == Connected:
result = true
ctx.state == Connected

proc msgQueue*(ctx: MqttCtx): int =
proc hasError*(ctx: MqttCtx): bool {.inline.} =
## Returns true, if the context is in an error state.
ctx.state == Error

proc msgQueue*(ctx: MqttCtx): int {.inline.} =
## Returns the number of unfinished packages, which still are in the work queue.
## This includes all publish and subscribe packages, which has not been fully
## send, acknowledged or completed.
##
## You can use this to ensure, that all your of messages are sent, before
## exiting your program.
result = ctx.workQueue.len()
ctx.workQueue.len()
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