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How to use NetworkLoadingFinished method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.NetworkLoadingFinished

definitions_test.go

Source:definitions_test.go

...1554func (t T) NetworkLoadingFailed() {1555	e := proto.NetworkLoadingFailed{}1556	e.ProtoEvent()1557}1558func (t T) NetworkLoadingFinished() {1559	e := proto.NetworkLoadingFinished{}1560	e.ProtoEvent()1561}1562func (t T) NetworkRequestIntercepted() {1563	e := proto.NetworkRequestIntercepted{}1564	e.ProtoEvent()1565}1566func (t T) NetworkRequestServedFromCache() {1567	e := proto.NetworkRequestServedFromCache{}1568	e.ProtoEvent()1569}1570func (t T) NetworkRequestWillBeSent() {1571	e := proto.NetworkRequestWillBeSent{}1572	e.ProtoEvent()1573}...

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	data, err := ioutil.ReadAll(os.Stdin)4	if err != nil {5		log.Fatalf("reading input: %v", err)6	}7	if err := proto.Unmarshal(data, &req); err != nil {8		log.Fatalf("parsing input proto: %v", err)9	}10	resp.File = append(resp.File, &plugin_go.CodeGeneratorResponse_File{11		Name:    proto.String("proto_test.pb.go"),12		Content: proto.String("package proto_test13import (14func main() {15	data, err := ioutil.ReadAll(os.Stdin)16	if err != nil {17		log.Fatalf(\"reading input: %v\", err)18	}19	if err := proto.Unmarshal(data, &req); err != nil {20		log.Fatalf(\"parsing input proto: %v\", err)21	}22	resp.File = append(resp.File, &plugin_go.CodeGeneratorResponse_File{23		Name:    proto.String(\"proto_test.pb.go\"),24		Content: proto.String(\"package proto_test25import (

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4	vm := otto.New()5	_ = underscore.Enable(vm)6	vm.Run("var global = this")

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello World")4    network := &proto_test.Network{5        Name: proto.String("Network Name"),6        Description: proto.String("Network Description"),7        Location: proto.String("Network Location"),8        Status: proto.String("Network Status"),9        CreatedAt: proto.Int64(123456789),10        UpdatedAt: proto.Int64(123456789),11        DeletedAt: proto.Int64(123456789),12    }13    networkBytes, err := proto.Marshal(network)14    if err != nil {15        log.Fatal("Marshaling error: ", err)16    }17    err = ioutil.WriteFile("network.bin", networkBytes, 0644)18    if err != nil {19        log.Fatal("Write file error: ", err)20    }21    networkRead := &proto_test.Network{}22    networkBytes, err = ioutil.ReadFile("network.bin")23    if err != nil {24        log.Fatal("Read file error: ", err)25    }26    err = proto.Unmarshal(networkBytes, networkRead)27    if err != nil {28        log.Fatal("Unmarshaling error: ", err)29    }30    fmt.Println("Network Name: ", networkRead.GetName())31    fmt.Println("Network Description: ", networkRead.GetDescription())32    fmt.Println("Network Location: ", networkRead.GetLocation())33    fmt.Println("Network Status: ", networkRead.GetStatus())34    fmt.Println("Network CreatedAt: ", networkRead.GetCreatedAt())35    fmt.Println("Network UpdatedAt: ", networkRead.GetUpdatedAt())36    fmt.Println("Network DeletedAt: ", networkRead.GetDeletedAt())37}

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    proto_test := new(Proto_test)4    proto_test.NetworkLoadingFinished()5    fmt.Println(proto_test.Response)6}7import (8func main() {9    proto_test := new(Proto_test)10    proto_test.NetworkLoadingFinished()11    fmt.Println(proto_test.Response)12}13import (14func main() {15    proto_test := new(Proto_test)16    proto_test.NetworkLoadingFinished()17    fmt.Println(proto_test.Response)18}19import (

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	file, err := os.Open("test.proto")4	if err != nil {5		log.Fatal(err)6	}7	defer file.Close()8	data, err := ioutil.ReadAll(file)9	if err != nil {10		log.Fatal(err)11	}12	p := &proto_test{}13	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, p)14	if err != nil {15		log.Fatal(err)16	}17	fmt.Println(p)18	p.NetworkLoadingFinished()19}20import (21func main() {22	file, err := os.Open("test.proto")23	if err != nil {24		log.Fatal(err)25	}26	defer file.Close()27	data, err := ioutil.ReadAll(file)28	if err != nil {29		log.Fatal(err)30	}31	p := &proto_test{}32	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, p)33	if err != nil {34		log.Fatal(err)35	}36	fmt.Println(p)37	p.NetworkLoadingFinished()38}39import (40func main() {41	file, err := os.Open("test.proto")42	if err != nil {43		log.Fatal(err)44	}45	defer file.Close()46	data, err := ioutil.ReadAll(file)47	if err != nil {48		log.Fatal(err)49	}50	p := &proto_test{}51	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, p)52	if err != nil {

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type NetworkLoadingFinished struct {3}4func (n *NetworkLoadingFinished) GetItem() Item {5}6type NetworkLoadingFinishedProto struct {7}8func (n *NetworkLoadingFinishedProto) GetItem() Item {9}10func main() {11    fmt.Printf("Hello, %s12", nlf.GetItem())13}14import (15type NetworkLoadingFinished struct {16}17func (n *NetworkLoadingFinished) GetItem() Item {18}19type NetworkLoadingFinishedProto struct {20}21func (n *NetworkLoadingFinishedProto) GetItem() Item {22}23func main() {24    fmt.Printf("Hello, %s25", nlf.GetItem())26}27import (28type NetworkLoadingFinished struct {29}30func (n *NetworkLoadingFinished) GetItem() Item {31}32type NetworkLoadingFinishedProto struct {33}34func (n *NetworkLoadingFinishedProto) GetItem() Item {35}36func main() {37    fmt.Printf("Hello, %s38", nlf.GetItem())39}40import (

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func (n *NetworkLoadingFinished) NetworkLoadingFinished() {3    b, err := ioutil.ReadFile("1.pb")4    if err != nil {5        fmt.Print(err)6    }7    networkLoadingFinished := &NetworkLoadingFinished{}8    err = proto.Unmarshal(b, networkLoadingFinished)9    if err != nil {10        fmt.Println("unmarshaling error: ", err)11    }12    fmt.Println(networkLoadingFinished)13}14type NetworkLoadingFinished struct {

NetworkLoadingFinished

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	proto_test.NetworkLoadingFinished()4	fmt.Printf("5}6package proto_test;7class NetworkLoadingFinished {8  NetworkLoadingFinished();9}10class proto_test : public BrowserListObserver {11  proto_test();12  ~proto_test() override;13  static void NetworkLoadingFinished();14  void OnBrowserAdded(Browser* browser) override;15  void OnBrowserRemoved(Browser* browser) override;16  void OnBrowserSetLastActive(Browser* browser) override;17};18proto_test::proto_test() {19  BrowserList::AddObserver(this);20}21proto_test::~proto_test() {22  BrowserList::RemoveObserver(this);23}24void proto_test::NetworkLoadingFinished() {25  LOG(ERROR) << "NetworkLoadingFinished";26}27void proto_test::OnBrowserAdded(Browser* browser) {28  LOG(ERROR) << "OnBrowserAdded";29}30void proto_test::OnBrowserRemoved(Browser* browser) {31  LOG(ERROR) << "OnBrowserRemoved";32}33void proto_test::OnBrowserSetLastActive(Browser* browser) {34  LOG(ERROR) << "OnBrowserSetLastActive";35}

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