syd wrote:
But for my identifiedPeaks class (for instance), it has trouble. This
class contains a list of "peak" classes IdentifiedPeaks.Peak...
What precisely is the name of the class. You say it is
IdentifiedPeaks.Peak, but...
from IdentifiedPeaks import IdentifiedPeaks
Here you import Identifie
Thank you Martin. I had not considered pickle, and I've done my
research. However, I'm still having problems:
Your foo class (for pickle and xml dumps) works fine for me.
>>> f=Foo()
>>> f.thanksTo='Martin'
>>> f.howMany=100
>>> pickle.dumps(f)
"(i__main__\nFoo\np0\n(dp1\nS'thanksTo'\np2\nS'Mart
In my project, I have container classes holding lists of item classes.
For example, a container class myLibrary might hold a list of item
classes myNation and associated variables like myNation.name='USA' and
myNation.continent='North America'.
Bottom line, I was hoping to use this structure to mar
