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1 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- |
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3 | from . import tclresult |
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5 | class TclRequest: |
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6 | def __init__(self): |
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7 | self.uri = "" |
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8 | self.rawmode = False |
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9 | self.response = None |
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10 | self.result = None |
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11 | self.error = None |
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12 | self.success = False |
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14 | def get_headers(self): |
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15 | return {} |
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17 | def get_params(self): |
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18 | return {} |
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20 | def is_done(self, http_status: int, contents: str): |
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21 | """Checks if query is done or needs retry.""" |
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22 | return False |
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24 | def get_result(self) -> tclresult.TclResult: |
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25 | """Returns Result object.""" |
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26 | return self.result |
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