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ot::Neighbor::AddressMatcher::Matches() const method
Indicates if a given neighbor matches the address and state filter of `AddressMatcher`.
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neighbor.cpp:63
Return value
TRUE Neighbor @p aNeighbor matches the address and state filter. FALSE Neighbor @p aNeighbor does not match the address or state filter.
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Neighbor
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Description
Removes a link to a neighbor.
Sets the `Info` instance from a given `Neighbor`.
Signals a "neighbor table changed" event. Invokes the `NeighborTable::Callback` and also signals the change through a related `Notifier` event.
Fills a Route TLV. When @p aNeighbor is not `nullptr`, we limit the number of router entries to `kMaxRoutersInRouteTlvForLinkAccept` when populating `aRouteTlv`, so that the TLV can be appended in a Link Accept message. In this case, we ensure to include router entries associated with @p aNeighbor, leader, and this device itself.
Handles a deferred ack. Some radio links can use deferred ack logic, where a tx request always report `HandleSentFrame()` quickly. The link layer would wait for the ack and report it at a later time using this method. The link layer is expected to call `HandleDeferredAck()` (with success or failure status) for every tx request on the radio link.
Indicates whether the router table contains a given `Neighbor` instance.
Indicates whether the child table contains a given `Neighbor` instance.
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ot::Neighbor::AddressMatcher::Matches() const is called by 1 function and calls 3 functions:
Data Use
ot::Neighbor::AddressMatcher::Matches() const reads 4 variables: