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4 and/or per-port. It gives you the ability to express "\fIN\fP packets per time5 quantum per group" or "\fIN\fP bytes per seconds" (see below for some examples).
703 UnicodeSet fIN; field in RBBITestMonkey.RBBILineMonkey772 fIN = new XUnicodeSet("[\\p{Line_break=IN}]"); in RBBILineMonkey()832 fSets.add(fIN); fClassNames.add("IN"); in RBBILineMonkey()1193 if (fIN.contains(thisChar)) { in next()1261 fIN.contains(thisChar)) { in next()
706 UnicodeSet fIN; field in RBBITestMonkey.RBBILineMonkey775 fIN = new XUnicodeSet("[\\p{Line_break=IN}]"); in RBBILineMonkey()835 fSets.add(fIN); fClassNames.add("IN"); in RBBILineMonkey()1196 if (fIN.contains(thisChar)) { in next()1264 fIN.contains(thisChar)) { in next()
2712 UnicodeSet *fIN; member in RBBILineMonkey2779 fIN = new UnicodeSet(UNICODE_STRING_SIMPLE("[\\p{Line_break=IN}]"), status); in RBBILineMonkey()2839 fSets->addElement(fIN, status); classNames.push_back("fIN"); in RBBILineMonkey()3281 if (fIN->contains(thisChar)) { in next()3350 fIN->contains(thisChar)) { in next()3444 delete fIN; in ~RBBILineMonkey()