Connect after stopTransceiving #6
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This is not necessary if you create a new transceiver for start() e.g. Maybe this should be done inside the PeerKit function instead and this might be a cleaner fix. |
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multipeer connectivity framework can detect in the background |
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add support for connect not just once
I found out that PeerKit just can only run PeerKit.transceive(somename) once,
when you run
PeerKit.transceive(othername)
after
PeerKit.stopTransceiving()
PeerKit stop working