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Add multiping function #20

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  • Added multiping function
  • modified readme examples to show asyncio.run() instead of loop.run_until_complete()
  • changed ping() to always return in milliseconds
  • added leading underscores to internal functions

jack and others added 30 commits May 11, 2017 16:39
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…s. Loop & filter until we find ours (or timeout)

Signed-off-by: jack <[email protected]>
* If multiple IPs are resolved from a hostname, randomly choose one of
those IPs instead of hardcoding it to use the third one.
Moved from print to standard logging
Handle exceptions in the sending callback
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@anton-belousov Let me know what you think of my addition!

@Crypto-Spartan Crypto-Spartan changed the title Add multiping function, update to 0.4.0 Add multiping function, update to 0.4.1 Oct 30, 2020
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Crypto-Spartan commented Oct 30, 2020

@anton-belousov it looks like more commits than it actually is because I did a rebase of stuff to change some of the data in my previous commits. I handled the few conflicts and everything is up to date. The files changed tab shows a much better representation of the new features I added.

@Crypto-Spartan Crypto-Spartan changed the title Add multiping function, update to 0.4.1 Add multiping function Oct 8, 2024
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