There are cases, when new messages are more important than old ones (e.g. logging, telemetry etc.), and current send method has no semantics to "overwrite older message, if there is no space for a new message".
The send_force has the described semantics. It returns true if the older message has been overwritten, and false otherwise.
There are cases, when new messages are more important than old ones (e.g. logging, telemetry etc.), and current `send` method has no semantics to "overwrite older message, if there is no space for a new message".
The `send_force` has the described semantics. It returns `true` if the older message has been overwritten, and false otherwise.
There are cases, when new messages are more important than old ones (e.g. logging, telemetry etc.), and current
send
method has no semantics to "overwrite older message, if there is no space for a new message".The
send_force
has the described semantics. It returnstrue
if the older message has been overwritten, and false otherwise.