On Mar 16, 9:19 pm, jo <[email protected]> wrote:
> [(u'33', 2009, 1, 212, Decimal("2.000"), Decimal("24.000")), (u'33',
> 2009, 1, 6, Decimal("43.000"),Decimal("5289.000"))],f)
>
> and now take a look at this:
>
> pickle.dump((data, expiration_time), f)
> *** TypeError: can't pickle module objects
>
> pickle.dump(( [(u'33', 2009, 1, 212, Decimal("2.000"),
> Decimal("24.000")), (u'33', 2009, 1, 6, Decimal("43.000"),
> Decimal("5289.000"))], expiration_time),f)
> *** NameError: name 'Decimal' is not defined
>
> I'm confusing about this behavior. If I pass data to pickle.dump it
> says: TypeError: can't pickle module objects
> instead if I pass the value of data to pickle.dump it says: NameError:
> name 'Decimal' is not defined
>
> why this difference?
> what can I do about Decimals and pickle?
>
> j
In the 2nd instance you are trying to use pickle with Decimal objects
without Decimal being imported into your name space.
This will work:
from decimal import Decimal
.
.
.
pickle.dump(( [(u'33', 2009, 1, 212, Decimal("2.000"), Decimal
("24.000")), (u'33', 2009, 1, 6, Decimal("43.000"), Decimal
("5289.000"))], expiration_time),f)
Chris Guest
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