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Why you want to do this? Is it a reasonable case?
What I know is writing 2 callbacks and each callback call the same function.
Therefore, you can implement that function deal with 2 cases of callback events.
I'm not trying,just an idea.
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Why you want to do this? Is it a reasonable case?
What I know is writing 2 callbacks and each callback call the same function.
Therefore, you can implement that function deal with 2 cases of callback events.
I'm not I haven't trying,just an idea.
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