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PageInterstitialHidden

How to use PageInterstitialHidden method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.PageInterstitialHidden

definitions_test.go

Source: definitions_test.go

...2164func (t T) PageDownloadProgress() {2165	e := proto.PageDownloadProgress{}2166	e.ProtoEvent()2167}2168func (t T) PageInterstitialHidden() {2169	e := proto.PageInterstitialHidden{}2170	e.ProtoEvent()2171}2172func (t T) PageInterstitialShown() {2173	e := proto.PageInterstitialShown{}2174	e.ProtoEvent()2175}2176func (t T) PageJavascriptDialogClosed() {2177	e := proto.PageJavascriptDialogClosed{}2178	e.ProtoEvent()2179}2180func (t T) PageJavascriptDialogOpening() {2181	e := proto.PageJavascriptDialogOpening{}2182	e.ProtoEvent()2183}...

PageInterstitialHidden

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)4	fmt.Println("Please enter the URL")5	url, _ := reader.ReadString('6	url = strings.TrimRight(url, "7	fmt.Println("Please enter the HTML")8	html, _ := reader.ReadString('9	html = strings.TrimRight(html, "10	fmt.Println("Please enter the Pattern")11	pattern, _ := reader.ReadString('12	pattern = strings.TrimRight(pattern, "13	proto_test.PageInterstitialHidden(url, html, pattern)14}15import (16func PageInterstitialHidden(url string, html string, pattern string) {17	fmt.Println("URL: ", url)18	fmt.Println("HTML: ", html)19	fmt.Println("Pattern: ", pattern)20}

PageInterstitialHidden

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()4	p.SetPageId(123)5	p.SetInterstitialId(456)6	p.SetHidden(true)7	fmt.Println(p)8}9import (10func main() {11	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()12	p.SetPageId(123)13	p.SetInterstitialId(456)14	p.SetHidden(true)15	fmt.Println(p)16}17import (18func main() {19	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()20	p.SetPageId(123)21	p.SetInterstitialId(456)22	p.SetHidden(true)23	fmt.Println(p)24}25import (26func main() {27	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()28	p.SetPageId(123)29	p.SetInterstitialId(456)30	p.SetHidden(true)31	fmt.Println(p)32}33import (34func main() {35	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()36	p.SetPageId(123)37	p.SetInterstitialId(456)38	p.SetHidden(true)39	fmt.Println(p)40}41import (42func main() {43	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()44	p.SetPageId(123)45	p.SetInterstitialId(456)46	p.SetHidden(true)47	fmt.Println(p)48}49import (50func main() {51	p := proto_test.NewPageInterstitialHidden()52	p.SetPageId(123)53	p.SetInterstitialId(456)54	p.SetHidden(true)55	fmt.Println(p)56}

PageInterstitialHidden

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    pageInterstitialHidden := &proto_test.PageInterstitialHidden{4    }5    data, err := proto.Marshal(pageInterstitialHidden)6    if err != nil {7        fmt.Println("Marshal error:", err)8    }9    newPageInterstitialHidden := &proto_test.PageInterstitialHidden{}10    err = proto.Unmarshal(data, newPageInterstitialHidden)11    if err != nil {12        fmt.Println("Unmarshal error:", err)13    }14    fmt.Println(newPageInterstitialHidden)15}

PageInterstitialHidden

Using AI Code Generation

1func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {2}3func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {4}5func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {6}7func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {8}9func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {10}11func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {12}13func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {14}15func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {16}17func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {18}19func (p *proto_test) PageInterstitialHidden() bool {

PageInterstitialHidden

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    p.SetPageId(123)3    p.SetInterstitialId(456)4    fmt.Println("PageInterstitialHidden pageId: ", c.GetPageId())5    fmt.Println("PageInterstitialHidden interstitialId: ", c.GetInterstitialId())6}7func main() {8    p.SetPageId(123)9    p.SetInterstitialId(456)10    fmt.Println("PageInterstitialHidden pageId: ", p.GetPageId())11    fmt.Println("PageInterstitialHidden interstitialId: ", p.GetInterstitialId())12}

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