Dieter Maurer wrote:
Chris Withers wrote at 2007-8-10 07:38 +0100:
...
I'm thinking something along the lines of create intSet.py something
like as follows and putting it somewhere on the PYTHONPATH:
class intSet(Persistent):
def __setstate__(self,...):
...
Would that work?
No.
Both "Persistent" and "intSet" come with their own C level
attributes. Therefore, Python does not allow them to be combined
through subclassing.
I'm not subclass intSet in the above, I'm rewriting intSet as a python
class that subclasses persistent, and then decoding the state in the
setstate method...
cheers,
Chris
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