original_docstring: Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable.
  
          For the common schemas the style is fixed:
  
              * ``CommonSchema.Python`` - ``object`` - Stream tuples are arbitrary objects.
              * ``CommonSchema.String`` - ``str`` - Stream tuples are unicode strings. (``unicode`` on Python 2.7).
              * ``CommonSchema.Json`` - ``dict`` - Stream tuples are a ``dict`` that represents the JSON object.
  
          For a structured schema the supported styles are:
  
              * ``dict`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``dict`` with the key being the attribute name and and the value the attribute value. This is the default.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``{'id':'TempSensor', 'value':20.3}``.
  
              * ``tuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``tuple`` with the value being the attributes value in order. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple`.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``('TempSensor', 20.3)``.
  
              * ``namedtuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a named tuple (see ``collections.namedtuple``) with the value being the attributes value in order. Field names correspond to the attribute names of the schema. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as named tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple` setting the `named` parameter.
  
          Returns:
              type: Class of tuples that will be passed into callables.
  
          .. versionadded:: 1.8
          .. versionadded:: 1.9 Support for namedtuple.
          
docstring: Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable.
  For the common schemas the style is fixed.
  
  
  
  For a structured schema the supported styles are.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ``namedtuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a named tuple  with the value being the attributes value in order. Field names correspond to the attribute names of the schema. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as named tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple` setting the `named` parameter.
docstring_tokens: Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable . For the common schemas the style is fixed . For a structured schema the supported styles are . ` ` namedtuple ` ` - Stream tuples are passed as a named tuple with the value being the attributes value in order . Field names correspond to the attribute names of the schema . A schema is set to pass stream tuples as named tuples using : py : meth : ` as_tuple ` setting the ` named ` parameter .
code: def style(self):
          """Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable.
  
          For the common schemas the style is fixed:
  
              * ``CommonSchema.Python`` - ``object`` - Stream tuples are arbitrary objects.
              * ``CommonSchema.String`` - ``str`` - Stream tuples are unicode strings. (``unicode`` on Python 2.7).
              * ``CommonSchema.Json`` - ``dict`` - Stream tuples are a ``dict`` that represents the JSON object.
  
          For a structured schema the supported styles are:
  
              * ``dict`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``dict`` with the key being the attribute name and and the value the attribute value. This is the default.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``{'id':'TempSensor', 'value':20.3}``.
  
              * ``tuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``tuple`` with the value being the attributes value in order. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple`.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``('TempSensor', 20.3)``.
  
              * ``namedtuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a named tuple (see ``collections.namedtuple``) with the value being the attributes value in order. Field names correspond to the attribute names of the schema. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as named tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple` setting the `named` parameter.
  
          Returns:
              type: Class of tuples that will be passed into callables.
  
          .. versionadded:: 1.8
          .. versionadded:: 1.9 Support for namedtuple.
          """
          return self._style
code_tokens: def style ( self ) : return self . _style
short_docstring: Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable.
short_docstring_tokens: Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable .
comment: """Style stream tuples will be passed into a callable.
  
          For the common schemas the style is fixed:
  
              * ``CommonSchema.Python`` - ``object`` - Stream tuples are arbitrary objects.
              * ``CommonSchema.String`` - ``str`` - Stream tuples are unicode strings. (``unicode`` on Python 2.7).
              * ``CommonSchema.Json`` - ``dict`` - Stream tuples are a ``dict`` that represents the JSON object.
  
          For a structured schema the supported styles are:
  
              * ``dict`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``dict`` with the key being the attribute name and and the value the attribute value. This is the default.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``{'id':'TempSensor', 'value':20.3}``.
  
              * ``tuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a ``tuple`` with the value being the attributes value in order. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple`.
  
                  * E.g. with a schema of ``tuple<rstring id, float32 value>`` a value is passed as ``('TempSensor', 20.3)``.
  
              * ``namedtuple`` - Stream tuples are passed as a named tuple (see ``collections.namedtuple``) with the value being the attributes value in order. Field names correspond to the attribute names of the schema. A schema is set to pass stream tuples as named tuples using :py:meth:`as_tuple` setting the `named` parameter.
  
          Returns:
              type: Class of tuples that will be passed into callables.
  
          .. versionadded:: 1.8
          .. versionadded:: 1.9 Support for namedtuple.
          """