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[Xen-tools] doc for xm python code

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Hi,
Is there any document to help understand the python code for xm especially xm list? I would like to know sth about where to get the CPU time of each domU?
In function like getDomains, it invokes server.xenapi.VM.get_all_records(). What does 'server', 'xenapi' and 'VM' mean? Is seems that they are not names of class or field of some class? There are many get_all_records function in source code of xen tools. I don't know which one of 'get_all_records' funciton 'server.xenapi.VM.get_all_records()' refes to.

Best regards,
Mei

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