Thomas Heller wrote: >>> Naturally I tried to call base64.encodestring(buffer(ctypes_instance)) >>> and it worked, so that was my answer. >> >> does ctypes_instance implement the buffer API ? if it does, is the >> buffer() call even necessary ? > > Yes, in both cases. are you sure? does it implement the bf_getreadbuffer slot? afaik, afaicr, and from what I can tell by looking briefly at the sources, the binascii.b2a_base64 function uses the the s# marker, and that argument type accepts strings *and* read only buffers, right away. no extra crud should be necessary. </F>
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