Can dfilter_apply() over an edt tree be undone?

I am writing a dissector, and I am applying a read filter using dfilter_apply() on edt tree on the packets during a live capture.
Is there any way to undo the effect of dfilter_apply(); on edt tree, since during live capture the tree gets modified after applying a read filter?

asked 06 Feb '12, 08:40

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edited 06 Feb '12, 13:22

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Can dfilter_apply() over an edt tree be undone?

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