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The GetResponse Class

Class GetResponse represents the results of methods invoked to return information about documents and indexes.

GetResponse is defined in the module google.appengine.api.search .

  1. Introduction
  2. Constructor
  3. Properties:

Introduction

A GetResponse object is returned from a call to either index.get_range() or search.get_indexes() . You can iterate over an instance of GetResponse , which will return the members of its results property. The contents of the property are determined by the type of call that created the instance of GetResponse .

For example, the following code shows how GetResponse could be used to determine which documents were successfully deleted. In this case the iteration returns Documents

.
response = index.get_range()
for document in response:
    print "document ", document

Constructor

The constructor for class GetResponse is defined as follows:

class GetResponse ( results = None )

Construct an instance of class GetResponse .

Argument

results

Initial value of its results property.

Result value

A new instance of class GetResponse .

Exceptions

TypeError

A parameter has an invalid type, or an unknown attribute was passed.

ValueError

A parameter has an invalid value.

Properties

An instance of class GetResponse has the following property:

results

A list of results, whose type depends on the call that returns the object. If returning from a call to get_range() , results is a list of Documents in descending order of their identifiers. If returning from a call to search.get_indexes() , results is a list of Indexes .

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