EnetAddress¶

from acron.enet import EnetAddress

class EnetAddress¶

Bases:

A lightweight value class describing an IPv4 endpoint (host and port), as used by the ENet reliable-UDP library. The host is stored in network byte order, matching ENetAddress.

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__eq__()¶

__init__()¶: Creates an address from a host name (which may be a dotted-quad IP string or a DNS name) and a port. If the name cannot be resolved, the host part is left as 0 (ENET_HOST_ANY).

__ne__()¶

get_host()¶

get_host_name()¶: Performs a reverse DNS lookup on the address. Falls back to the dotted IP string if the lookup fails. Note that this may block on network traffic.

get_ip_string()¶: Returns the address as a dotted-quad IP string, e.g. “127.0.0.1”.

get_port()¶

property host → int¶

property ip_string → string¶: Returns the address as a dotted-quad IP string, e.g. “127.0.0.1”.

output()¶

property port → int¶

set_host()¶

set_host_name()¶: Resolves the given host name (dotted-quad IP string or DNS name) and stores the result. Returns true on success, false if resolution failed.

set_port()¶