Example of Response object usage

>>> from pysnmp.proto import v2c
>>> rsp = v2c.Response()
>>> rsp
Response(version=Version(1), community=Community('public'), pdu=Pdus(response=ResponsePdu(request_id=RequestId(1L), error_status=ErrorStatus(0), error_index=ErrorIndex(0L), variable_bindings=VarBindList())))
>>> # Report a noSuchName SNMP error
>>> rsp['pdu']['response']['error_index'].set(1)
>>> rsp['pdu']['response']['error_status'].set(2)
>>> # ...for the following OID
>>> rsp['pdu']['response']['variable_bindings'].append(v2c.VarBind(name=v2c.ObjectName('1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0'), value=v2c.BindValue(value=v2c.ObjectSyntax(simple_syntax=v2c.SimpleSyntax(string_value=v2c.OctetString('foobar'))))))
>>> rsp
Response(version=Version(1), community=Community('public'), pdu=Pdus(response=ResponsePdu(request_id=RequestId(1L), error_status=ErrorStatus(2), error_index=ErrorIndex(1), variable_bindings=VarBindList(VarBind(name=ObjectName('.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0'), value=BindValue(value=ObjectSyntax(simple_syntax=SimpleSyntax(string_value=OctetString('foobar')))))))))
>>> rsp.encode()
'0,\002\001\001\004\006public\242\037\002\001\001\002\001\002\002\001\0010\0240\022\006\010+\006\001\002\001\001\001\000\004\006foobar'
>>>