The serialize() function returns a non-safe string, that's why we must
pack/unpack.
Fabien
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On 1/7/11 4:32 PM, Victor Berchet wrote:
While checking the profiler code I have noticed that data are unpacked
before being stored to the sqlite db / exported and packed again on
import / retrieve.
The data being packed is a string (= serialize(...)) so I wonder what
is the rationale for (un)packing ?
If there is no real need for (un)packing, we could make the code more
readable and divide the required storage space by 2.
Anybody any clue ?
Thanks,
Victor
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