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Problems in Spatial Mapping. "SurfaceObserver" and "onDataReady" delegate.

Hello,

In the title, I've written down the main problem which I have in SpatialMappingscript.

Can someone explain fo what we are using that onDataReady delegate? What is existing there?

It seems to me the answer is actually here, in the Update function:

if (surfaceWorkOutstanding == false && surfaceDataQueue.Count > 0)
{
SurfaceData smsd = surfaceDataQueue.Dequeue();
surfaceWorkOutstanding = Observer.RequestMeshAsync(smsd, Observer_OnDataReady);
}

But indeed that is not clear for me also. What the root cause why we have created smsd variable and used that in RequestMeshAsync() function.

Here's the link to see that script:

https://github.com/holoacademy/holograms-101d/blob/master/Origami1/Assets/Holograms/Support/Spatial%20Mapping/SpatialMapping.cs

I wish, you helped me,
Thank you in advance!

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