Mark tlmWrite argument const for user types #730
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Change Description
Mark tlmWrite argument const for user types.
Note, tlmStrings cannot be marked const - yet. TlmWrite modifies the tlmString in an attempt to truncate the string to the user provided string max length. However, the truncation operation is nonfunctional - effectively no-oping. We need to revisit this in more depth in the future.