I've created a generator for Python. It still misses some functionality
as I don't have an approach for the Zframe and Zmsg types.
However one thing I didn't find out how to do with gsl is the
following:
In Python there's no switch construct. So instead you're supposed to
use if, elif, else.
Thanks, playing with it now, never knew it was that easy :)
On 2015-04-23 13:52, Pieter Hintjens wrote:
Start with the zproto_codec layer, take any of the existing
generators, and copy/rename with a _py in the filename. Build/install
imatix/gsl. Take zproto_example.xml and generate using:
Awesome Joe I did not know that, thanks!
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 7:34 PM, Joe McIlvain joe.eli@gmail.com wrote:
Michel,
Much of the work for what you're talking about is already done by others
in zproject (see
https://github.com/zeromq/zproject/blob/master/zproject_bindings_python.gsl).
Generating pyzmq is one approach, another to consider is generating a
python C wrapper around the zproto C generation with ctypes or cffi. That
way it just becomes a thin layer on top of an already proven one. I've
briefly looked at the latter but haven't had time to spike the idea out any
Hi all,
I'm currently working on porting zgossip to Python but running into
wrapping my head around zproto which is used to generate the code. Has
there been any attempt for generating python code using zproto? I see
there's go, php and csharp support? Any pointers to what it would mean
to
Start with the zproto_codec layer, take any of the existing
generators, and copy/rename with a _py in the filename. Build/install
imatix/gsl. Take zproto_example.xml and generate using:
gsl -script:zproto_codec_py zproto_example
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 1:08 PM, Arnaud Loonstra
Michel,
Much of the work for what you're talking about is already done by others in
zproject (see
https://github.com/zeromq/zproject/blob/master/zproject_bindings_python.gsl).
The zproject code generators do two major things:
1) generate the build systems and project skeleton for a C library.
2)
