kea/src/lib/dns/python/opcode_python.h

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#ifndef __PYTHON_OPCODE_H
#define __PYTHON_OPCODE_H 1

#include <Python.h>

namespace isc {
namespace dns {
class Opcode;

namespace python {

extern PyTypeObject opcode_type;

/// This is a simple shortcut to create a python Opcode object (in the
/// form of a pointer to PyObject) with minimal exception safety.
/// On success, it returns a valid pointer to PyObject with a reference
/// counter of 1; if something goes wrong it throws an exception (it never
/// returns a NULL pointer).
/// This function is expected to be called within a try block
/// followed by necessary setup for python exception.
PyObject* createOpcodeObject(const Opcode& source);

/// \brief Checks if the given python object is a Opcode object
///
/// \exception PyCPPWrapperException if obj is NULL
///
/// \param obj The object to check the type of
/// \return true if the object is of type Opcode, false otherwise
bool PyOpcode_Check(PyObject* obj);

/// \brief Returns a reference to the Opcode object contained within the given
///        Python object.
///
/// \note The given object MUST be of type Opcode; this can be checked with
///       either the right call to ParseTuple("O!"), or with PyOpcode_Check()
///
/// \note This is not a copy; if the Opcode is needed when the PyObject
/// may be destroyed, the caller must copy it itself.
///
/// \param opcode_obj The opcode object to convert
const Opcode& PyOpcode_ToOpcode(const PyObject* opcode_obj);

} // namespace python
} // namespace dns
} // namespace isc
#endif // __PYTHON_OPCODE_H

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