[C++-sig] import module from string

[Hans Meine]

On Thursday 22 February 2007, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
> > In my c++ code I need to run a function from python module, but I have
> > only a string with module body.
> >
> > Of course, I can save the module body into temporary file, use
> > PyImport_Import, [...]
>
> bpl::object module = bpl::import("your_module");
> bpl::dict dict(module.attr("__dict__"));
> bpl::object function = dict["your_function"];
> function();

If I understood the question correctly, he does not want to import a module, 
but he wants to execute code from a string which defines a function, 
*without* writing that string to disk for the above to work.

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