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Yi Qiang wrote, On 06/05/2006 01:22 PM:
> Kent Johnson wrote, On 06/05/2006 07:25 AM:
>>> No, the find_global() hook is for cPickle. See the next-to-last
>>> paragraph on this page:
>>> http://docs.python.org/lib/pickle-sub.html
> Sorry, I don't follo
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Kent Johnson wrote, On 06/05/2006 07:25 AM:
> No, the find_global() hook is for cPickle. See the next-to-last
> paragraph on this page:
> http://docs.python.org/lib/pickle-sub.html
Sorry, I don't follow. How does one get access to the find_global
att
Yi Qiang wrote:
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> Kent Johnson wrote, On 06/05/2006 03:12 AM:
>> From a quick read of the docs, it looks like you should set the
>> unpickler's find_global attribute to a function you define. This
>> function can first attempt to load the desi
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Kent Johnson wrote, On 06/05/2006 03:12 AM:
> From a quick read of the docs, it looks like you should set the
> unpickler's find_global attribute to a function you define. This
> function can first attempt to load the desired class (see
> pickle.fi
From a quick read of the docs, it looks like you should set the
unpickler's find_global attribute to a function you define. This
function can first attempt to load the desired class (see
pickle.find_class() for an example). If the load fails, then return a
placeholder class that you define.
T
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Hi list,
I am pickling a dictionary that has as one of it's values an object I
create on the fly. When I try to unpickle that object, cPickle attempts
to recreate that object but of course that module is not present
anymore. How can I just make it sk
