Steve Holden wrote:
Aah, right, I suspect in these cases (which *are* pretty far from the ordinary run of things) you'd sometimes be up the creek without a paddle.But I also want the bytecode of modules that don't have a .pyc file, possibly because they have already been 'dynamically' loaded from another bytecode string ;-)
I was afraid of that. The whole mobile code stuff in Pyro is very powerful, for the cases where it works and makes sense, I think. However it is also fairly messy. In the end perhaps it introduces more problems than it solves, but its really nice to see it work for the simple cases :)
Well I'm afraid there's no guarantee that they haven't already been garbage collected, and stamping your foot isn't going to do any good :-)I want them! :-)
Heh, that was funny :D
A pleasure. Thanks for Pyro! (and thanks for reminding me indirectly that I need to guard that execution of hte module's code against exceptions).
Pyro happily throws these exceptions in your face. Like I said, rather messy.
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