That's actually only an incompatibility w/ marshal, not pickle. Functions are
always
pickled by reference (module name + function name) and if you try and pickle
a code object directly it fails:
Python 2.7.2 (default, Jun 12 2011, 15:08:59) [MSC v.1500 32 bit (Intel)] on
win32
Type "help", "cop
lol thanks :)
Well this I can deal with. I'll make a communication method that takes a
pickled object, and as a response slightly modifies the object then
re-pickles it. I can then more or less confirm nothing is corrupt.
I won't be dealing with unicode / ascii text, mostly numbers (3d structur
Hi Lucas,
If this question is targeted toward Rhino3d, the Windows version has a script
debugger built in. I haven’t had the time to put anything together for the OSX
implementation; and I really want to see if I can figure out how to get python
remote debugging working so you can use tools lik
I’m not sure there’s much to worry about with pickle. I think the biggest
issue is that in IronPython we’ll serialize strings as Unicode where CPython
would serialize them as ASCII strings. Once they’re deserialized though
everyone should treat them (mostly) the same.
I use pickle to store th
If you're down w/ Eclipse PyDev supports IronPython debugging.
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 2:28 PM, Lucas Vickers wrote:
> Rhino3d uses IronPython to let us control low level .net Rhino APIs using
> python. Super cool. But what about pickle do u need to watch out for?
Pickled code objects.
- Jeff
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 1:44 PM, Lucas Vickers wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to find some information on what debugging capabilities exist for
> IronPython. I read in depth about the mono level debugger, but this is
> probably too low level for what I want.
>
> I also found some mention of work
Lol now you're scaring me ;)
Rhino3d uses IronPython to let us control low level .net Rhino APIs using
python. Super cool. But what about pickle do u need to watch out for?
Due to the Rhino infrastructure it seems difficult to impossible to really
debug an IronPython script hosted within rhino,
Be careful with that too :-) IronPython is obviously still a work in
progress and we're trying hard to implement features and become more
CPython compatible; we've still got a lot of work to do, but you can do
some really cool stuff with IronPython.
slide
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Lucas V
Got it. Makes more sense.
Sounds like I'll be pickling objects back and forth between cpy and ipy.
Thanks
On Feb 22, 2012, at 5:03 PM, Slide wrote:
> If the module is a C based module, it will not import into IronPython. The
> compatibility is in most of the standard library, pycurl is not
If the module is a C based module, it will not import into IronPython. The
compatibility is in most of the standard library, pycurl is not part of the
standard library. There are even issues in parts of the standard library as
you can see if you look at the bug tracker on CodePlex.
slide
On Wed,
Hello,
I'm trying to find some information on what debugging capabilities exist
for IronPython. I read in depth about the mono level debugger, but this is
probably too low level for what I want.
I also found some mention of work being done on Windows specific IronPython
debuggers, but I am hopin
Hello,
I am OS X and I am working with a pre-compiled version of IronPython (it is
hosted by Rhino 3d to be specific).
I am attempting to import standard CPython libraries, such as pycurl. I am
confused as the FAQ states compatibility between IronPython 2.7 and CPython
2.7, but using the followi
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:22 AM, Slide wrote:
> The icon has to be part of unmanaged resources, which can be defined using
> DefineUnmanagedResource, but that function expects a compiled resource file,
> not a .ico file. So, I have to generate the compiled resource file from the
> .ico file to em
The icon has to be part of unmanaged resources, which can be defined using
DefineUnmanagedResource, but that function expects a compiled resource
file, not a .ico file. So, I have to generate the compiled resource file
from the .ico file to embed as the unmanaged resource. Unless I am
completely mi
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 9:44 AM, Slide wrote:
> Currently pyc.py only uses .NET imports and classes, I'm looking at adding
> support for an embedded icon and win32 (native) resources in general. Are
> people opposed to adding a dependency on the struct module, or ctypes to
> accomplish that stuff?
Currently pyc.py only uses .NET imports and classes, I'm looking at adding
support for an embedded icon and win32 (native) resources in general. Are
people opposed to adding a dependency on the struct module, or ctypes to
accomplish that stuff?
Thanks,
Slide
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