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// This file can be included by other C++ libraries, typically extension modules
// which want to interact with the Python Messages coming from the "cpp"
// implementation of protocol buffers.
//
// Usage:
// Declare a (probably static) variable to hold the API:
//    const PyProto_API* py_proto_api;
// In some initialization function, write:
//    py_proto_api = static_cast<const PyProto_API*>(PyCapsule_Import(
//        PyProtoAPICapsuleName(), 0));
//    if (!py_proto_api) { ...handle ImportError... }
// Then use the methods of the returned class:
//    py_proto_api->GetMessagePointer(...);

#ifndef PYTHON_GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_PROTO_API_H__
#define PYTHON_GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_PROTO_API_H__

#include <Python.h>

namespace google {
namespace protobuf {

class Message;

namespace python {

// Note on the implementation:
// This API is designed after
// https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html#providing-a-c-api-for-an-extension-module
// The class below contains no mutable state, and all methods are "const";
// we use a C++ class instead of a C struct with functions pointers just because
// the code looks more readable.
struct PyProto_API {
  // The API object is created at initialization time and never freed.
  // This destructor is never called.
  virtual ~PyProto_API() {}

  // Operations on Messages.

  // If the passed object is a Python Message, returns its internal pointer.
  // Otherwise, returns NULL with an exception set.
  virtual const Message* GetMessagePointer(PyObject* msg) const = 0;

  // If the passed object is a Python Message, returns a mutable pointer.
  // Otherwise, returns NULL with an exception set.
  // This function will succeed only if there are no other Python objects
  // pointing to the message, like submessages or repeated containers.
  // With the current implementation, only empty messages are in this case.
  virtual Message* GetMutableMessagePointer(PyObject* msg) const = 0;
};

inline const char* PyProtoAPICapsuleName() {
  static const char kCapsuleName[] =
      "protobuf.python.google.protobuf.cpp._message.proto_API";
  return kCapsuleName;
}

}  // namespace python
}  // namespace protobuf
}  // namespace google

#endif  // PYTHON_GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_PROTO_API_H__