>
>
> Most objects can be saved with pickle module. The module serializes
> objects to strings by storing *the names* of classes of objects and real
> data (usually, their __dict__ dictionaries.) On restoring (unpickling) the
> loader instantiates objects (it know their class names, right?) and put
> the
> data back.
> But code objects are very special objects in Python. Pickle doesn't save
> it, and you too - you better not meddle with them.
>
> Thanks, I think I will go the "getattr" way.
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