feat: add send_flags overload for multipart_t::send#687
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| bool send(socket_ref socket, send_flags flags = send_flags::none) |
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Can you move this below the other send definition, and remove the default = send_flags::none.
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Thanks! I moved the send_flags overload below the existing int-based send overload and removed the default argument.
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Update zmq::multipart_t::send to support zmq::send_flags
Fixes #664.
Summary
send_flagsoverload forzmq::multipart_t::send.Notes
This is a small API improvement in the header-only
zmq_addon.hppfile. It makes multipart send calls consistent with the rest of the modern cppzmq API.