On 04.07.13 17:52, Stephan Richter wrote:
On Thursday, July 04, 2013 05:47:39 AM Christian Tismer wrote:
there is now a pull request, completely tested on OS X,
ready to be applied with no other work involved.
Yeah, I saw that. thanks.
It would be nice if that version could be uploaded, soon, so
that I can close this issue and move on. ;-)
Yeah, I just want Tres and/or Jim to weigh in, since they did the last
iterations on this code. And you know, we have Independence Day today, so this
week might be a little bit tough. ;-)
Thanks guys, and keep up the good work
Thank you for using/testing zodbpickle and sending us the patch. BTW, are you
using zodbpickle by itself to create Py2/3 compatible code?
Hi Stephan,
I am reviving Durus right now as my "super pickle for the pocket",
and don't want to stay stuck on protocol 2, incompatibility with the
python version etc. .
Personally, I have moved my projects to Py3.3, but a database is
a different thing that should really not suffer from that.
After some hacking, I realized that the problem is not so trivial, and
fortunately found zodbpickle.
So I thought that is the way to go, contribute a bit and use it.
I'm working on BTree forests for a versioned, read-only database,
and those versions come every two weeks, but I want to keep them all
in the same database without keeping redundant data.
That got me to the forest idea.
First thing I was looking into was the B+Tree impl. of Zodb, but that
was too much for me to change just for a prototype, because of all
the optimized C code.
And also the bucket pointers of B+Tree are disturbing a bit, because
every bucket/subtree can be part of many trees, so I have to think
how that should be.
But in the end I agree that Zodb is the real thing, and I will eventually
move there, when my forests prove useful and working.
Oh, back on the question:
Yes! We will use zodbpickle for all persistence stuff.
And I want python.org to incorporate these patches, because I think
that would help everyone. Why don't they want that small change?
cheers - Chris
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