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This allows for iterating over a set of results in chunks so you don't have to transfer and then hold the entire dataset in memory. >>> cci_iter = client['Account'].getVirtualGuests(iter=True, chunk=100, ...) >>> for cci in cci_iter: >>> print cci['fqdn'] Still needs tests.
Example usage below. This will request 10 VMs at a time from the API until 30 total starting after the first 10. >>> for i, vm in enumerate(c['SoftLayer_Account'].getVirtualGuests(iter=True, chunk=10, limit=30, offset=10)): >>> print i, vm['fullyQualifiedDomainName']
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This adds a generator for the API binding. Resolves #65
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This adds a generator for the API binding. This implements #65
The following bit of code will request all the CCIs 100 at a time until it reaches the end.