Closed CBielstein closed 2 years ago
I assume that printing the prompt and input on the same line using Console.Write() is maybe to make it readable and avoid maybe unnecessarily going to a new line or is there any other reason for avoiding printing the prompt and input on a separate line using Console.WriteLine
@eddywine Yeah, I was just doing it for readability in the console app. I thought it looked nicer. Personal preference, I suppose. This should all change with #78 merging anyway.
Description
In order to get customized server-side filtering, we need to expose the ability to customize the filter argument when logging in to an APRS-IS server. This PR addresses that by making filter an optional parameter on AprsIsConnection and allowing input in the AprsSharp CLI.
Note, this is a first part of #63, but does not complete all of it.
Changes
AprsIsConnection.Receive(string?, string?, string?)
Console.ReadLine()
input to take the filter on the command lineValidation