parameters: (self, tableName, startAndPrefix, columns, attributes)
return_statement: return self.recv_scannerOpenWithPrefix()
docstring: Open a scanner for a given prefix.  That is all rows will have the specified
      prefix. No other rows will be returned.
  
      @return scanner id to use with other scanner calls
  
      Parameters:
       - tableName: name of table
       - startAndPrefix: the prefix (and thus start row) of the keys you want
       - columns: the columns you want returned
       - attributes: Scan attributes
docstring_summary: Open a scanner for a given prefix.  That is all rows will have the specified
      prefix. No other rows will be returned.
docstring_tokens: Open a scanner for a given prefix . That is all rows will have the specified prefix . No other rows will be returned .
function: def scannerOpenWithPrefix(self, tableName, startAndPrefix, columns, attributes):
      """
      Open a scanner for a given prefix.  That is all rows will have the specified
      prefix. No other rows will be returned.
  
      @return scanner id to use with other scanner calls
  
      Parameters:
       - tableName: name of table
       - startAndPrefix: the prefix (and thus start row) of the keys you want
       - columns: the columns you want returned
       - attributes: Scan attributes
      """
      self.send_scannerOpenWithPrefix(tableName, startAndPrefix, columns, attributes)
      return self.recv_scannerOpenWithPrefix()
function_tokens: def scannerOpenWithPrefix ( self , tableName , startAndPrefix , columns , attributes ) : self . send_scannerOpenWithPrefix ( tableName , startAndPrefix , columns , attributes ) return self . recv_scannerOpenWithPrefix ( )