iter: Add option to stop at token with active session #590
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The commit fd7c819 introduced a slight backward incompatibility to the P11KitIter behavior when iterating with P11_KIT_ITER_WITH_TOKENS: previously it stopped before opening a token, while now it stops after that. This adds a compatibility measure so those two are distinguishable with an explicit flag P11_KIT_ITER_WITH_SESSIONS and a kind P11_KIT_ITER_KIND_SESSION. Signed-off-by: Daiki Ueno <[email protected]>
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The commit fd7c819 introduced a slight backward incompatibility to the P11KitIter behavior when iterating with P11_KIT_ITER_WITH_TOKENS: previously it stopped before opening a token, while now it stops after that.
This adds a compatibility measure so those two are distinguishable with an explicit flag P11_KIT_ITER_WITH_SESSIONS and a kind P11_KIT_ITER_KIND_SESSION.
Related: #589