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c5800 | // IDs returns the ID's of all elements. | |
c5801 | // Version returns version information from the connected database server. | |
c5802 | // asServerRole converts the response into a ServerRole | |
c5803 | // ServerRole returns the role of the server that answers the request. | |
c5804 | // Gets the ID of this server in the cluster.
// An error is returned when calling this to a server that is not part of a cluster. | |
c5805 | // Validate validates the given id. | |
c5806 | // ValidateOrEmpty validates the given id unless it is empty.
// In case of empty, nil is returned. | |
c5807 | // Collection returns the collection part of the ID. | |
c5808 | // Key returns the key part of the ID. | |
c5809 | // NewDocumentID creates a new document ID from the given collection, key pair. | |
c5810 | // WithRevision is used to configure a context to make document
// functions specify an explicit revision of the document using an `If-Match` condition. | |
c5811 | // WithRevisions is used to configure a context to make multi-document
// functions specify explicit revisions of the documents. | |
c5812 | // WithReturnNew is used to configure a context to make create, update & replace document
// functions return the new document into the given result. | |
c5813 | // WithReturnOld is used to configure a context to make update & replace document
// functions return the old document into the given result. | |
c5814 | // WithEndpoint is used to configure a context that forces a request to be executed on a specific endpoint.
// If you specify an endpoint like this, failover is disabled.
// If you specify an unknown endpoint, an InvalidArgumentError is returned from requests. | |
c5815 | // WithAllowDirtyReads is used in an active failover deployment to allow reads from the follower.
// You can pass a reference to a boolean that will set according to wether a potentially dirty read
// happened or not. nil is allowed.
// This is valid for document reads, aql queries, gharial vertex and edge reads. | |
c5816 | // WithRawResponse is used to configure a context that will make all functions store the raw response into a
// buffer. | |
c5817 | // WithResponse is used to configure a context that will make all functions store the response into the given value. | |
c5818 | // WithImportDetails is used to configure a context that will make import document requests return
// details about documents that could not be imported. | |
c5819 | // WithIgnoreRevisions is used to configure a context to make modification
// functions ignore revisions in the update.
// Do not use in combination with WithRevision or WithRevisions. | |
c5820 | // WithConfigured is used to configure a context to return the configured value of
// a user grant instead of the effective grant. | |
c5821 | // WithDBServerID is used to configure a context that includes an ID of a specific DBServer. | |
c5822 | // WithBatchID is used to configure a context that includes an ID of a Batch.
// This is used in replication functions. | |
c5823 | // WithJobIDResponse is used to configure a context that includes a reference to a JobID
// that is filled on a error-free response.
// This is used in cluster functions. | |
c5824 | // loadContextResponseValue loads generic values from the response and puts it into variables specified
// via context values. | |
c5825 | // setDirtyReadFlagIfRequired is a helper function that sets the bool reference for allowDirtyReads to the
// specified value, if required and reference is not nil. | |
c5826 | // Error returns a human readable error string | |
c5827 | // Will make pool of gorouting workers.
// numWorkers - how many workers will be created for this pool
// queueLen - how many jobs can we accept until we block
//
// Returned object contains JobQueue reference, which you can use to send job to pool. | |
c5828 | // OpenQueue opens a queue if one exists at the given directory. If one
// does not already exist, a new queue is created. | |
c5829 | // Dequeue removes the next item in the queue and returns it. | |
c5830 | // Peek returns the next item in the queue without removing it. | |
c5831 | // Close closes the LevelDB database of the queue. | |
c5832 | // Drop closes and deletes the LevelDB database of the queue. | |
c5833 | // init initializes the queue data. | |
c5834 | // checkGoqueType checks if the type of Goque data structure
// trying to be opened is compatible with the opener type.
//
// A file named 'GOQUE' within the data directory used by
// the structure stores the structure type, using the constants
// declared above.
//
// Stacks and Queues are 100% compatible with each other, while
// a PriorityQueue is incompatible with both.
//
// Returns true if types are compatible and false if incompatible. | |
c5835 | // OpenPrefixQueue opens a prefix queue if one exists at the given directory.
// If one does not already exist, a new prefix queue is created. | |
c5836 | // EnqueueString is a helper function for Enqueue that accepts the prefix and
// value as a string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5837 | // Dequeue removes the next item in the prefix queue and returns it. | |
c5838 | // DequeueString is a helper function for Dequeue that accepts the prefix as a
// string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5839 | // Peek returns the next item in the given queue without removing it. | |
c5840 | // PeekString is a helper function for Peek that accepts the prefix as a
// string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5841 | // PeekByIDString is a helper function for Peek that accepts the prefix as a
// string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5842 | // Update updates an item in the given queue without changing its position. | |
c5843 | // UpdateString is a helper function for Update that accepts the prefix and
// value as a string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5844 | // Close closes the LevelDB database of the prefix queue. | |
c5845 | // Drop closes and deletes the LevelDB database of the prefix queue. | |
c5846 | // getQueue gets the unique queue for the given prefix. | |
c5847 | // savePrefixQueue saves the given queue for the given prefix. | |
c5848 | // save saves the main prefix queue data. | |
c5849 | // getDataKey generates the main prefix queue data key. | |
c5850 | // getItemByPrefixID returns an item, if found, for the given prefix and ID. | |
c5851 | // init initializes the prefix queue data. | |
c5852 | // generateKeyPrefixID generates a key using the given prefix and ID. | |
c5853 | // OpenPriorityQueue opens a priority queue if one exists at the given
// directory. If one does not already exist, a new priority queue is
// created. | |
c5854 | // Enqueue adds an item to the priority queue. | |
c5855 | // Dequeue removes the next item in the priority queue and returns it. | |
c5856 | // DequeueByPriority removes the next item in the given priority level
// and returns it. | |
c5857 | // Peek returns the next item in the priority queue without removing it. | |
c5858 | // PeekByPriorityID returns the item with the given ID and priority without
// removing it. | |
c5859 | // Update updates an item in the priority queue without changing its
// position. | |
c5860 | // Length returns the total number of items in the priority queue. | |
c5861 | // Close closes the LevelDB database of the priority queue. | |
c5862 | // cmpAsc returns wehther the given priority level is higher than the
// current priority level based on ascending order. | |
c5863 | // cmpAsc returns wehther the given priority level is higher than the
// current priority level based on descending order. | |
c5864 | // resetCurrentLevel resets the current priority level of the queue
// so the highest level can be found. | |
c5865 | // findOffset finds the given offset from the current queue position
// based on priority order. | |
c5866 | // getNextItem returns the next item in the priority queue, updating
// the current priority level of the queue if necessary. | |
c5867 | // generatePrefix creates the key prefix for the given priority level. | |
c5868 | // generateKey create a key to be used with LevelDB. | |
c5869 | // init initializes the priority queue data. | |
c5870 | // idToKey converts and returns the given ID to a key. | |
c5871 | // OpenStack opens a stack if one exists at the given directory. If one
// does not already exist, a new stack is created. | |
c5872 | // Push adds an item to the stack. | |
c5873 | // PushString is a helper function for Push that accepts a
// value as a string rather than a byte slice. | |
c5874 | // Pop removes the next item in the stack and returns it. | |
c5875 | // Peek returns the next item in the stack without removing it. | |
c5876 | // PeekByOffset returns the item located at the given offset,
// starting from the head of the stack, without removing it. | |
c5877 | // Update updates an item in the stack without changing its position. | |
c5878 | // Close closes the LevelDB database of the stack. | |
c5879 | // Drop closes and deletes the LevelDB database of the stack. | |
c5880 | // init initializes the stack data. | |
c5881 | //RetrieveAssertionInfo takes an encoded response and returns the AssertionInfo
//contained, or an error message if an error has been encountered. | |
c5882 | // BuildAuthURL builds redirect URL to be sent to principal | |
c5883 | // AuthRedirect takes a ResponseWriter and Request from an http interaction and
// redirects to the SAMLServiceProvider's configured IdP, including the
// relayState provided, if any. | |
c5884 | // validateResponseAttributes validates a SAML Response's tag and attributes. It does
// not inspect child elements of the Response at all. | |
c5885 | //ValidateEncodedResponse both decodes and validates, based on SP
//configuration, an encoded, signed response. It will also appropriately
//decrypt a response if the assertion was encrypted | |
c5886 | // DecodeUnverifiedBaseResponse decodes several attributes from a SAML response for the purpose
// of determining how to validate the response. This is useful for Service Providers which
// expose a single Assertion Consumer Service URL but consume Responses from many IdPs. | |
c5887 | // maybeDeflate invokes the passed decoder over the passed data. If an error is
// returned, it then attempts to deflate the passed data before re-invoking
// the decoder over the deflated data. | |
c5888 | // parseResponse is a helper function that was refactored out so that the XML parsing behavior can be isolated and unit tested | |
c5889 | // Decrypt decrypts and unmarshals the EncryptedAssertion. | |
c5890 | //DecryptSymmetricKey returns the private key contained in the EncryptedKey document | |
c5891 | //VerifyAssertionConditions inspects an assertion element and makes sure that
//all SAML2 contracts are upheld. | |
c5892 | //Validate ensures that the assertion passed is valid for the current Service
//Provider. | |
c5893 | //
// Returns a pointer to an instantiates termios2 struct, based on the given
// OpenOptions. Termios2 is a Linux extension which allows arbitrary baud rates
// to be specified.
// | |
c5894 | // setTermios updates the termios struct associated with a serial port file
// descriptor. This sets appropriate options for how the OS interacts with the
// port. | |
c5895 | // Execute is invoked by Windows | |
c5896 | // Run runs your Service.
//
// Run will block until one of the signals specified in sig is received.
// If sig is empty syscall.SIGINT and syscall.SIGTERM are used by default. | |
c5897 | // NewSwitch node constructor | |
c5898 | // NewConstant node constructor | |
c5899 | // NewIdentical node constructor |
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