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22 // Represents a one-time record lookup. A transaction takes one
30 // Used to signify what type of result the transaction has recieved.
34 // The transaction is done. Applies to non-single-valued transactions. Is
35 // called when the transaction has finished (this is the last call to the
39 // called when the transaction has finished without finding any results.
44 // Called when an NSec record is read for this transaction's
46 // and name for this transaction.
52 // Transaction should return only one result, and stop listening after it.
67 // Destroying the transaction cancels it.
70 // Start the transaction. Return true on success. Cache-based transactions
74 // Get the host or service name for the transaction.
77 // Get the type for this transaction (SRV, TXT, A, AAA, etc)
148 // Create a transaction that can be used to query either the MDns cache, the
