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- GoToLoop December 2017
Using Pickle/CPickle in Python Mode
I am attempting to output data to a pickle file to import that data into a different project. My data is an array of objects, and each object has variables with the value of other objects. In the project that is outputting the pickle file, I am importing the class using "from class import Class". The class is in a separate .py file. My pickle file appears to output correctly, but when I try to import that file, I get the error message "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'instancemethod'". Does anyone know the cause of this problem or any possible solutions to it?
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Python Mode can't use libraries w/ native C code in them. [-X
However, I dunno whether that's the case for CPickle. You need to check that out for yourself. 8-|