#include <compute_service.h>
Implements the delete method.
This class uses the Command Pattern. Construct an instance with the required parameters, then set any additional optional parameters by using the attribute setters. To invoke the method, call Execute
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One or more of these authorization scopes are required for this method: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform https://www.googleapis.com/auth/compute
◆ RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod()
google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod |
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const ComputeService * |
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const absl::string_view & |
project, |
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autoscaler |
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The standard constructor takes all the required method parameters.
- Parameters
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[in] | <em>service</em> | The service instance to send to when executed. |
[in] | <em>credential</em> | If not NULL, the credential to authorize with. In practice this is supplied by the user code that is creating the method instance. |
[in] | project | Project ID for this request. |
[in] | region | Name of the region scoping this request. |
[in] | autoscaler | Name of the autoscaler to delete. |
◆ ~RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod()
google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::~RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod |
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◆ AppendOptionalQueryParameters()
util::Status google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::AppendOptionalQueryParameters |
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◆ AppendVariable()
util::Status google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::AppendVariable |
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const StringPiece & |
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Appends variable value to the target string.
This is a helper function used to resolve templated variables in the URI.
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[in] | variable_name | The name of the templated variable. |
[in] | config | A pass-through parameter used for lists and maps. |
[in,out] | target | The string to append the value to. |
Reimplemented from google_compute_api::ComputeServiceBaseRequest.
◆ clear_request_id()
void google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::clear_request_id |
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Clears the 'requestId
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◆ ExecuteAndParseResponse()
util::Status google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::ExecuteAndParseResponse |
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Executes the method and parses the response into a data object on success.
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[out] | data | Loads from the response payload JSON data on success. |
- Returns
- Success if an HTTP 2xx response was received. Otherwise the status indicates the reason for failure. Finer detail may be available from the underlying http_request to distinguish the transport_status from the overal HTTP request status.
◆ get_request_id()
const string& google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::get_request_id |
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Gets the optional 'requestId
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If the value is not set then the default value will be returned.
◆ mutable_requestId()
string* google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::mutable_requestId |
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Gets a modifiable pointer to the optional requestId
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- The value can be set by dereferencing the pointer.
◆ set_request_id()
void google_compute_api::RegionAutoscalersResource_DeleteMethod::set_request_id |
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Sets the 'requestId
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[in] | value | An optional request ID to identify requests. Specify a unique request ID so that if you must retry your request, the server will know to ignore the request if it has already been completed. |
For example, consider a situation where you make an initial request and the request times out. If you make the request again with the same request ID, the server can check if original operation with the same request ID was received, and if so, will ignore the second request. This prevents clients from accidentally creating duplicate commitments.
The request ID must be a valid UUID with the exception that zero UUID is not supported (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000).
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: