[C++-sig] exposing C structures in pyste (modifying copyable attribute?)

[Alexis H. Rivera-Rios]

Hi,

I have some C data structures that I want to expose in
python. For example,

struct Point
{
int a;
int b;
};

I do the following in pyste to expose the structure:
Class("Point","my_header.h")

But by default, pyste generates this code:
 class_< Point, boost::noncopyable>("Point", no_init)
        .def_readwrite("a", &Point::x)
        .def_readwrite("b", &Point::y)

My questions are: 
-Is there a way to tell pyste that I want this
structure to be copyable? (Without having to modify
the generated c++ code)
- Out of curiosity, is there a way to modify the
read/write attributes from Pyste
- Is this an acceptable thing to do? Or should I
create a c++ wrapper class to my structures and expose
that?

Thanks
Alexis


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