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Licence MIT |
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import os |
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import sys |
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import traceback |
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import zmq |
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from enarksh.Config import Config |
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from enarksh.controller.message.ScheduleDefinitionMessage import ScheduleDefinitionMessage |
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class LoadScheduleClient: |
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A client for requesting the controller to load new schedules. |
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def __init__(self, io): |
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Object constructor. |
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:param enarksh.style.EnarkshStyle.EnarkshStyle io: The output decorator. |
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:type: zmq.sugar.socket.Socket |
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The output decorator. |
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def main(self, filenames): |
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