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Read handles from characteristics and services for linux platform #290

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As the topic sais, I changed the linux part of the system, to make it able to read the handle for a characteristic or service. These values are needed in future use for me, so I would like to hear your opinion on this commit.

Also is it correct to return the startHandle or is a combination of the startHandle and endHandle needed?

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@Steckdoserich thanks for submitting this PR!

I'm not too keen on promoting the use of handles. However, I am planning on introducing an id field for services, characteristics, and descriptors to resolve #175. The id will most likely be mapped to the service start handle, and characteristic/descriptor handle for both OS X and Linux.

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tal commented Jan 23, 2019

@sandeepmistry I'm actually hoping to have handle available for debugging purposes. I know the handle based on sniffing traffic on a device and I'm trying to be able to explore the interface based on that. So having it accessible would be very useful.

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rzr commented Feb 23, 2020

Please forward change to downstream fork:
#923

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rzr commented Sep 6, 2020

Relate-to: #923 (comment)

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