Crate python_marshal Copy item path Source code_objects error magic resolver extract_object Extracts an object from a result, matching it against a specific variant.
If the object matches the variant, it will return this. Otherwise, it returns an error. extract_strings_dict Extracts a hashmap of string keys and string values from a dictionary of objects. extract_strings_frozenset Extracts a vector of string objects from a frozen set of objects. extract_strings_list Extracts a vector of string objects from a list of objects. extract_strings_set Extracts a vector of string objects from a set of objects. extract_strings_tuple Extracts a vector of string objects from a tuple of objects, resolving references if necessary. resolve_object_ref Resolves an object ref if the object is a reference (LoadRef or StoreRef). If not, it returns the object itself. CodeFlags Represents the flags that can be set on a code object. PyString Represents a Python string object. Python supports many kinds of strings, this is why we use BString to represent the value.
It is basically a Vec with some additional methods/traits. PycFile Represents a Python .pyc file, which contains a marshaled Python object along with metadata such as the Python version, timestamp, and hash. Code Kind Represents the kind of object that is used in the Python marshal format. It is the first byte of each object in the marshal format. Object Represents a Python object. A marshal file exists of a single object, which can contain other objects. ObjectHashable Represents a hashable Object. It is used in Dicts, Sets, and FrozenSets. dump_bytes Dumps a Python object to a byte vector. Behaves like marshal.dumps in Python. dump_pyc Dumps a PycFile to a byte stream, writing the magic number, timestamp, hash, and the marshaled object. load_bytes Load a Python object from a byte slice, returning the object and its references. Behaves like marshal.loads in Python. load_pyc Load a Python .pyc file from a byte stream, returning a PycFile struct. minimize_references Represent the marshal data in the most efficient way possible. Add references to every object and then optimize them. optimize_references Remove all unused references unite_references Unite duplicate references