8g内存用python读取10文件,使用Python，我如何像读取文件一样在内存中读取/写入数据？...

I'm used to C++, and I build my data handling classes/functions to handle stream objects instead of files. I'd like to know how I might modify the following code, so that it can handle a stream of binary data in memory, rather than a file handle.

def get_count(self):

curr = self.file.tell()

self.file.seek(0, 0)

count, = struct.unpack('I', self.file.read(c_uint32_size))

self.file.seek(curr, 0)

return count

In this case, the code assumes self.file is a file, opened like so:

file = open('somefile.data, 'r+b')

How might I use the same code, yet instead do something like this:

file = get_binary_data()

Where get_binary_data() returns a string of binary data. Although the code doesn't show it, I also need to write to the stream (I didn't think it was worth posting the code for that).

Also, if possible, I'd like the new code to handle files as well.

解决方案

You can use an instance of StringIO.StringIO (or cStringIO.StringIO, faster) to give a file-like interface to in-memory data.