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packet_handler
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.. module:: pyogp.lib.base.tests.packet_handler
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This is a doctest, the content here is verbatim from the source file at pyogp.lib.base.tests.packet_handler.txt.
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PacketHandler
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The basic packet handling event/callbackcase
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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First, initialize the packet handler
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>>> from pyogp.lib.base.message.message_handler import MessageHandler
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>>> packet_handler = MessageHandler()
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How about a mock callback handler
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>>> def callback(packet): print packet
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>>> onStartPingCheck_received = packet_handler._register("StartPingCheck")
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>>> onStartPingCheck_received.subscribe(callback)
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Stage a packet
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>>> from pyogp.lib.base.message.message import Message
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>>> packet = Message('StartPingCheck')
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Fire the event, it returns a packet
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Unpossible to include this in the test, the memory ref keeps changing
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But, you get the idea...
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event_data = packet_handler._handle(packet)
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<pyogp.lib.base.message.message.Message object at 0x14da450>
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