Name
next
Synopsis
n.next( )Returns a tuple of three strings
(
response,number,id
),
where number is the article number in the
current group and id is the article ID,
enclosed in angle brackets, for the next article in the current
group. The current group is set by calling
n
.group. Each time you
call n
.next, you
receive information about another article (i.e.,
n implicitly maintains a pointer to a
current article within the group and advances the pointer on each
call to n
.next). When
there is no next article (i.e., the current article is the last one
in the current group),
n
.next raises
NNTPTemporaryError.
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