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<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>PySNMP: SNMP message: ASN.1: NULL: Objects</TITLE>
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<H3>
Objects of the <STRONG>asn1.NULL</STRONG> class.
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<P>
Instances of the <STRONG>asn1.NULL</STRONG> class have the following
methods:
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<DL>

<DT><STRONG>encode</STRONG>([<STRONG>value</STRONG>])</DT>
<P>
The <STRONG>encode</STRONG> method converts the content of the class
instance into BER octet-stream (string). The <STRONG>value</STRONG> parameter,
whenever given, must be a false value.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>decode</STRONG>(<STRONG>data</STRONG>)</DT>
<P>
The <STRONG>decode</STRONG> method attempts to convert the
<STRONG>data</STRONG> octet-stream (string) into an null value, and
returns a tuple of (<STRONG>null_class_instance</STRONG>,
<STRONG>rest</STRONG>).
</P>
<P>
Any unprocessed part of <STRONG>data</STRONG> octet-stream is returned
in the <STRONG>rest</STRONG> string.
</P>
<P>
The <STRONG>data</STRONG> octet-stream must carry an ASN.1 NULL value
or an <A HREF=errors.html">exception</A> would be thrown.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>update</STRONG>(<STRONG>value</STRONG>)</DT>
<P>
The <STRONG>update</STRONG> method assigns the <STRONG>value</STRONG>
to class instance payload. The <STRONG>value</STRONG> must be false.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>__call__</STRONG>()</DT>
<P>
Class instance invocation would return currently stored payload.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>__cmp__</STRONG>(<STRONG>other</STRONG>)</DT>
<P>
Class instances may be compared against each <STRONG>other</STRONG>. The
comparation would return negative if <STRONG>other</STRONG> is greater, zero 
on equivalence, positive if <STRONG>other</STRONG> is less.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>__repr__</STRONG>()</DT>
<P>
Returns the canonical string representation of the class instance.
</P>

<DT><STRONG>__str__</STRONG>()</DT>
<P>
Returns a nice string representation of the class instance.
</P>

</DL>

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<ADDRESS>
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</ADDRESS>

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