Yes, I have done that and what appears to be happening is that the first
time __setstate__ is called it is called with (parent,dict1) where parent
is the projective space and dict1 is the attributes of point 1. The second
time it calls __setstate__(dict1,dict2) instead of (parent,dict2).
This
To see some of the machinery you can run explain_pickle(dumps(obj))
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On Thursday, April 10, 2014 9:38:36 AM UTC-7, Ben Hutz wrote:
>
> Well I'm getting closer. When loads is called on a list containing 2
> (distinct) points the first loads does fine, the second point __setstate__
> is called with just the dict instead of (parent,dict). If it is say, 2
> distinct
Well I'm getting closer. When loads is called on a list containing 2
(distinct) points the first loads does fine, the second point __setstate__
is called with just the dict instead of (parent,dict). If it is say, 2
distinct functions with the same parent, it works correctly (both called
with (p
