Modify library using event numbers instead of EventType #244
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* EventType can use given event number instead of ordinal() as event number * EventDeserializer maps desirializer with using event numbers (not EventTypes)
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Changes to enable any event number (withtout new EventType)
To make easier handle unknown event numbers I made EventDeserializer working
with just mysql binlog event numbers.
For issue: #177
Also EventType event number is no more based on ordinal() (optional)
I think that pull-request #50 contains similiar
feature, but we could merge these features one by one.
Mainly made for handling MariaDB binlog/replication.