def put(self, *msgs):
        """Put one or more messages onto the queue. Example:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message")
        >>> queue.put("another message")
        
        To put messages onto the queue in bulk, which can be significantly
        faster if you have a large number of messages:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message", "another message", "third message")
        """
        if self.serializer is not None:
            msgs = map(self.serializer.dumps, msgs)
        self.__redis.rpush(self.key, *msgs)
def put(self, *msgs):
        """Put one or more messages onto the queue. Example:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message")
        >>> queue.put("another message")
        
        To put messages onto the queue in bulk, which can be significantly
        faster if you have a large number of messages:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message", "another message", "third message")
        """
        if self.serializer is not None:
            msgs = map(self.serializer.dumps, msgs)
        self.__redis.rpush(self.key, *msgs)
def put ( self , * msgs ) : if self . serializer is not None : msgs = map ( self . serializer . dumps , msgs ) self . __redis . rpush ( self . key , * msgs )
Put one or more messages onto the queue. Example:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message")
        >>> queue.put("another message")
        
        To put messages onto the queue in bulk, which can be significantly
        faster if you have a large number of messages:
        
        >>> queue.put("my message", "another message", "third message")
Put one or more messages onto the queue . Example : >>> queue . put ( my message ) >>> queue . put ( another message ) To put messages onto the queue in bulk which can be significantly faster if you have a large number of messages : >>> queue . put ( my message another message third message )