Please reply-all so that the mailing list stays CC'd. On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 11:26 AM, CARSON DEAN FENIMORE <fenim...@gmail.com>wrote:
> The message is already parsed in c++ - and we would rather avoid > serializing it again only to parse it in python (although, to a > degree, we're already doing that with the solution described below!) > The official Python protobuf implementation does not (yet) support wrapping C++ message objects at all, so the only way you can copy C++ message objects to Python is by serializing them and re-parsing. So I'm still confused about your question. You can certainly do all sorts of things by writing your own C extension layer to make C++ objects accessible in Python, but since this isn't part of the official implementation I'm not sure we can be much help answering questions about this.--
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