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How to use TetheringBind method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.TetheringBind

definitions_test.go

...2572func (t T) TargetTargetInfoChanged() {2573	e := proto.TargetTargetInfoChanged{}2574	e.ProtoEvent()2575}2576func (t T) TetheringBind() {2577	c := &Client{}2578	err := proto.TetheringBind{}.Call(c)2579	t.Nil(err)2580}2581func (t T) TetheringUnbind() {2582	c := &Client{}2583	err := proto.TetheringUnbind{}.Call(c)2584	t.Nil(err)2585}2586func (t T) TetheringAccepted() {2587	e := proto.TetheringAccepted{}2588	e.ProtoEvent()2589}2590func (t T) TracingEnd() {2591	c := &Client{}2592	err := proto.TracingEnd{}.Call(c)...

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type Args struct {3}4type Quotient struct {5}6func main() {7    if len(os.Args) != 2 {8        fmt.Println("Usage: ", os.Args[0], "server:port")9        os.Exit(1)10    }11    client, err := rpc.Dial("tcp", service)12    if err != nil {13        fmt.Println("dialing:", err)14    }15    args := Args{17, 8}16    err = client.Call("TetheringBind.Multiply", args, &reply)17    if err != nil {18        fmt.Println("arith error:", err)19    }20    fmt.Printf("TetheringBind: %d*%d=%d21    quot := new(Quotient)22    divCall := client.Go("TetheringBind.Divide", args, quot, nil)23}24import (25type Args struct {26}27type Quotient struct {28}29func main() {30    if len(os.Args) != 2 {31        fmt.Println("Usage: ", os.Args[0], "server:port")32        os.Exit(1)33    }34    client, err := rpc.Dial("tcp", service)35    if err != nil {36        fmt.Println("dialing:", err)37    }38    args := Args{17, 8}39    err = client.Call("TetheringBind.Multiply", args, &reply)40    if err != nil {41        fmt.Println("arith error:", err)42    }43    fmt.Printf("TetheringBind: %d*%d=%d

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func init() {3	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)4}5func protoTestFactory() android.Module {6	module := proto.NewProtoModule(android.HostAndDeviceSupported)7	java.AddJavaDefaultDeps(module)8	return module.Init()9}10import (11func init() {12	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)13}14func protoTestFactory() android.Module {15	module := proto.NewProtoModule(android.HostAndDeviceSupported)16	java.AddJavaDefaultDeps(module)17	return module.Init()18}19import (20func init() {21	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)22}23func protoTestFactory() android.Module {24	module := proto.NewProtoModule(android.HostAndDeviceSupported)25	java.AddJavaDefaultDeps(module)26	return module.Init()27}28import (29func init() {30	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)31}32func protoTestFactory() android.Module {33	module := proto.NewProtoModule(android.HostAndDeviceSupported)34	java.AddJavaDefaultDeps(module)35	return module.Init()36}37import (38func init() {39	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)40}41func protoTestFactory() android.Module {42	module := proto.NewProtoModule(android.HostAndDeviceSupported)43	java.AddJavaDefaultDeps(module)44	return module.Init()45}

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func init() {3	android.RegisterModuleType("proto_test", protoTestFactory)4}5func protoTestFactory() android.Module {6	module := cc.DefaultsFactory()7	android.AddLoadHook(module, protoTest)8}9func protoTest(ctx android.LoadHookContext) {10	type props struct {

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type RPCClient struct {3}4func (client *RPCClient) Close() error {5    return client.Client.Close()6}7func newClient(network, address string) (*RPCClient, error) {8    conn, err := net.Dial(network, address)9    if err != nil {10    }11    return &RPCClient{jsonrpc.NewClient(conn)}, nil12}13func main() {14    client, err := newClient("tcp", "

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	fmt.Println("Hello World")4	proto_test.TetheringBind()5}6import (7func TetheringBind() {8	fmt.Println("TetheringBind")9}10package proto_test;11message TetheringBindRequest {12    optional string interfaceName = 1;13    optional string ipAddress = 2;14    optional string subnetMask = 3;15    optional string gateway = 4;16    optional string dns1 = 5;17    optional string dns2 = 6;18}19message TetheringBindResponse {20    optional bool success = 1;21    optional string reason = 2;22}23service proto_test {24    rpc TetheringBind(TetheringBindRequest) returns (TetheringBindResponse);25}26import proto "code.google.com/p/goprotobuf/proto"27import fmt "fmt"28import math "math"29import (30type TetheringBindRequest struct {31}32func (m *TetheringBindRequest) Reset()                    { *m = TetheringBindRequest{} }33func (m *TetheringBindRequest) String() string            { return proto.CompactTextString(m) }34func (*T

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1proto_test = new ProtoTest();2proto_test.TetheringBind();3proto_test = new ProtoTest();4proto_test.TetheringBind();5proto_test = new ProtoTest();6proto_test.TetheringBind();7proto_test = new ProtoTest();8proto_test.TetheringBind();9proto_test = new ProtoTest();10proto_test.TetheringBind();11proto_test = new ProtoTest();12proto_test.TetheringBind();13proto_test = new ProtoTest();14proto_test.TetheringBind();15proto_test = new ProtoTest();16proto_test.TetheringBind();17proto_test = new ProtoTest();18proto_test.TetheringBind();

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    msg := new(proto_test.TetheringBind)4    msg.MsgType = proto.String("TetheringBind")5    msg.MsgId = proto.Uint32(1)6    msg.DeviceId = proto.String("device_id")7    msg.DeviceType = proto.String("device_type")8    msg.DeviceName = proto.String("device_name")9    msg.DeviceIp = proto.String("device_ip")10    msg.DeviceMac = proto.String("device_mac")11    msg.DevicePort = proto.Uint32(1234)12    data, err := proto.Marshal(msg)13    if err != nil {14        fmt.Println("marshaling error: ", err)15    }16    newMsg := new(proto_test.TetheringBind)17    err = proto.Unmarshal(data, newMsg)18    if err != nil {19        fmt.Println("unmarshaling error: ", err)20    }21    if newMsg.GetMsgType() != "TetheringBind" {22        fmt.Println("error mismatched message type (want 'TetheringBind', got '%q')", newMsg.GetMsgType())23    }24    if newMsg.GetMsgId() != 1 {25        fmt.Println("error mismatched message id (want 1, got %d)", newMsg.GetMsgId())26    }27    if newMsg.GetDeviceId() != "device_id" {28        fmt.Println("error mismatched device id (want 'device_id', got '%q')", newMsg.GetDeviceId())29    }30    if newMsg.GetDeviceType() != "device_type" {31        fmt.Println("error mismatched device type (want 'device_type', got '%q')", newMsg.GetDeviceType())32    }33    if newMsg.GetDeviceName() != "device_name" {34        fmt.Println("error mismatched device name (want 'device_name', got '%q')", newMsg

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	var (4		socketPath = flag.String("socket", "socket", "path to socket")5	flag.Parse()6	conn, err := net.Dial("unix", *socketPath)7	if err != nil {8		log.Fatal(err)9	}10	client := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient(conn)11	req := &proto_test.TetheringBindRequest{

TetheringBind

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()3   test_service.TetheringBind()4}5func main() {6   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()7   test_service.TetheringBind()8}9func main() {10   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()11   test_service.TetheringBind()12}13func main() {14   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()15   test_service.TetheringBind()16}17func main() {18   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()19   test_service.TetheringBind()20}21func main() {22   test_service := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient()

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