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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions Zeroconf.py
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Expand Up @@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ def write(self, out):
raise AbstractMethodException

def toString(self, other):
"""String representation with addtional information"""
"""String representation with additional information"""
arg = "%s/%s,%s" % (self.ttl, self.getRemainingTTL(currentTimeMillis()), other)
return DNSEntry.toString(self, "record", arg)

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to cache information as it arrives.

It requires registration with an Engine object in order to have
the read() method called when a socket is availble for reading."""
the read() method called when a socket is available for reading."""

def __init__(self, zeroconf):
self.zeroconf = zeroconf
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1250,7 +1250,7 @@ def __init__(self, bindaddress=None):
# SO_REUSEADDR should be equivalent to SO_REUSEPORT for
# multicast UDP sockets (p 731, "TCP/IP Illustrated,
# Volume 2"), but some BSD-derived systems require
# SO_REUSEPORT to be specified explicity. Also, not all
# SO_REUSEPORT to be specified explicitly. Also, not all
# versions of Python have SO_REUSEPORT available. So
# if you're on a BSD-based system, and haven't upgraded
# to Python 2.3 yet, you may find this library doesn't
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