Add EEPROM::capacity() method to get _user_defined_data and EEPROM::length() returns _size
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since your next PR is merged, could you please clarify the connection between both PRs? Is this one obsolete? |
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In #5773
I wanted you to choose one or the other. Closing this PR. Thanks! |
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Summary
Related to the issue #5773 and #2280.
EEPROM::capacity()method is added and returns_user_defined_sizethat is set by the constructorEEPROM::length()returns_sizethat is the true available size of EEPROMImpact
EEPROM::capacity()is added to return_user_defined_dataEEPROM::length()returns_sizethat is the available size of EEPROM