parameters: (self, parent, *args, **kwargs)
return_statement: return responses
docstring: Perform the batch action's operation on every page of results
          from the collection.
  
          :type parent:
              :py:class:`~boto3.resources.collection.ResourceCollection`
          :param parent: The collection iterator to which this action
                         is attached.
          :rtype: list(dict)
          :return: A list of low-level response dicts from each call.
docstring_summary: Perform the batch action's operation on every page of results
          from the collection.
docstring_tokens: Perform the batch action s operation on every page of results from the collection .
function: def __call__(self, parent, *args, **kwargs):
          """
          Perform the batch action's operation on every page of results
          from the collection.
  
          :type parent:
              :py:class:`~boto3.resources.collection.ResourceCollection`
          :param parent: The collection iterator to which this action
                         is attached.
          :rtype: list(dict)
          :return: A list of low-level response dicts from each call.
          """
          service_name = None
          client = None
          responses = []
          operation_name = xform_name(self._action_model.request.operation)
  
          # Unlike the simple action above, a batch action must operate
          # on batches (or pages) of items. So we get each page, construct
          # the necessary parameters and call the batch operation.
          for page in parent.pages():
              params = {}
              for index, resource in enumerate(page):
                  # There is no public interface to get a service name
                  # or low-level client from a collection, so we get
                  # these from the first resource in the collection.
                  if service_name is None:
                      service_name = resource.meta.service_name
                  if client is None:
                      client = resource.meta.client
  
                  create_request_parameters(
                      resource, self._action_model.request,
                      params=params, index=index)
  
              if not params:
                  # There are no items, no need to make a call.
                  break
  
              params.update(kwargs)
  
              logger.debug('Calling %s:%s with %r',
                          service_name, operation_name, params)
  
              response = getattr(client, operation_name)(**params)
  
              logger.debug('Response: %r', response)
  
              responses.append(
                  self._response_handler(parent, params, response))
  
          return responses
function_tokens: def __call__ ( self , parent , * args , * * kwargs ) : service_name = None client = None responses = [ ] operation_name = xform_name ( self . _action_model . request . operation ) # Unlike the simple action above, a batch action must operate # on batches (or pages) of items. So we get each page, construct # the necessary parameters and call the batch operation. for page in parent . pages ( ) : params = { } for index , resource in enumerate ( page ) : # There is no public interface to get a service name # or low-level client from a collection, so we get # these from the first resource in the collection. if service_name is None : service_name = resource . meta . service_name if client is None : client = resource . meta . client create_request_parameters ( resource , self . _action_model . request , params = params , index = index ) if not params : # There are no items, no need to make a call. break params . update ( kwargs ) logger . debug ( 'Calling %s:%s with %r' , service_name , operation_name , params ) response = getattr ( client , operation_name ) ( * * params ) logger . debug ( 'Response: %r' , response ) responses . append ( self . _response_handler ( parent , params , response ) ) return responses