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Abstract superclass of both compressed and uncompressed variants of file-like objects within a zip archive.

Method __enter__ Undocumented
Method __exit__ Undocumented
Method __init__ Create a _FileEntry from a ChunkingZipFile.
Method __iter__ Returns an iterator (so self)
Method __next__ Implement next as file does (like readline, except raises StopIteration at EOF)
Method close Close self (file-like object)
Method isatty Returns false because zip files should not be ttys
Method readline Read a line.
Method readlines Returns a list of all the lines
Method xreadlines Returns an iterator (so self)
Instance Variable chunkingZipFile a chunking zip file.
Instance Variable closed File-like 'closed' attribute; True before this file has been closed, False after.
Instance Variable finished An older, broken synonym for 'closed'. Do not touch this, please.
Instance Variable fp the underlying file object (that contains pkzip data). Do not touch this, please. It will quite likely move or go away.
Instance Variable length The number of bytes within the zip file that represent this file. (This is the size on disk, not the number of decompressed bytes which will result from reading it.)
def __enter__(self): (source)

Undocumented

def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback): (source)

Undocumented

def __iter__(self): (source)

Returns an iterator (so self)

def __next__(self): (source)

Implement next as file does (like readline, except raises StopIteration at EOF)

def close(self): (source)

Close self (file-like object)

def isatty(self): (source)

Returns false because zip files should not be ttys

def readline(self): (source)

Read a line.

def readlines(self): (source)

Returns a list of all the lines

def xreadlines(self): (source)

Returns an iterator (so self)

a chunking zip file.

File-like 'closed' attribute; True before this file has been closed, False after.

finished: int = (source)

An older, broken synonym for 'closed'. Do not touch this, please.

the underlying file object (that contains pkzip data). Do not touch this, please. It will quite likely move or go away.

The number of bytes within the zip file that represent this file. (This is the size on disk, not the number of decompressed bytes which will result from reading it.)