Class JID

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JID object. JID can be built from string, modified, compared, serialised into string.

Instance Methods

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__init__(self, jid=None, node='', domain='', resource='')
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getNode(self)
Return the node part of the JID

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setNode(self, node)
Set the node part of the JID to new value.

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getDomain(self)
Return the domain part of the JID

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setDomain(self, domain)
Set the domain part of the JID to new value.

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getResource(self)
Return the resource part of the JID

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setResource(self, resource)
Set the resource part of the JID to new value.

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getStripped(self)
Return the bare representation of JID.

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__eq__(self, other)
Compare the JID to another instance or to string for equality.

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__ne__(self, other)
Compare the JID to another instance or to string for non-equality.

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bareMatch(self, other)
Compare the node and domain parts of the JID's for equality.

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__str__(self, wresource=1)
Serialise JID into string.

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__hash__(self)
Produce hash of the JID, Allows to use JID objects as keys of the dictionary.

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Method Details

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init(self, jid=None, node=`''`, domain=`''`, resource=`''`)
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Constructor. JID can be specified as string (jid argument) or as separate parts. Examples: JID('node@domain/resource') JID(node='node',domain='domain.org')

setNode(self, node)

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Set the node part of the JID to new value. Specify None to remove the node part.

setResource(self, resource)

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Set the resource part of the JID to new value. Specify None to remove the resource part.

getStripped(self)

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Return the bare representation of JID. I.e. string value w/o resource.

Class JID

__init__(self, jid=None, node='', domain='', resource='') (Constructor)

setNode(self, node)

setResource(self, resource)

getStripped(self)

init(self, jid=None, node=`''`, domain=`''`, resource=`''`)
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