Esempio n. 1
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def loadd(data):
    d = ebdecode(data)
    if d['y'] == 'e':
        raise DFault(d['c'], d['s'], d['t'])
    elif d['y'] == 'r':
        return d['r'], None, d['t']
    elif d['y'] == 'q':
        return d['a'], d['q'], d['t']
    raise ValueError
Esempio n. 2
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def loadd(data):
    d = ebdecode(data)
    if d['y'] == 'e':
        raise DFault(d['c'], d['s'], d['t'])
    elif d['y'] == 'r':
        return d['r'], None, d['t']
    elif d['y'] == 'q':
        return d['a'], d['q'], d['t']
    raise ValueError
Esempio n. 3
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def loads(data):
    d = ebdecode(data)
    if d['y'] == 'e':
        raise Fault(d['c'], d['s'])  # the server raised a fault
    elif d['y'] == 'r':
        # why is this return value so weird?
        # because it's the way that loads works in xmlrpclib
        return (d['r'], ), None
    elif d['y'] == 'q':
        return d['a'], d['q']
    raise ValueError
Esempio n. 4
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def loads(data):
    d = ebdecode(data)
    if d['y'] == 'e':
        raise Fault(d['c'], d['s']) # the server raised a fault
    elif d['y'] == 'r':
        # why is this return value so weird?
        # because it's the way that loads works in xmlrpclib
        return (d['r'],), None
    elif d['y'] == 'q':
        return d['a'], d['q']
    raise ValueError
 def payloadReceived(self, payload):
     payload = ebdecode(payload)
     print 'listener got:', payload
     assert payload == {'a': [[1002], {}], 'q': 'ping', 'y': 'q'}
Esempio n. 6
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 def payloadReceived(self, payload):
     payload = ebdecode(payload)
     print 'listener got:', payload
     assert payload == {'a': [[1002], {}], 'q': 'ping', 'y': 'q'}
 def __init__(self, filename):
     data = open(filename, 'rb').read()
     self.data = ebdecode(data)