are not there Pickle versions that allow you to pickle python code, or
simply pickle classes ?
That could be use to pickle the code that create the widget.
Thus the pickling would pickle the creation code and the unpickling would
reobtain it and instanciate the code class.
That is a strategy but I'm not sure if it is what you need...
rodrigob.
"Marc" <> escribió en el mensaje
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> Hi all,
>
> After some research I've decided that my previous question (Confusing
> problem between Tkinter.Intvar...) was headed in the wrong direction.
> Partly because I think I have a greater understanding of what was
> happening, and partly because pickling Tkinter widgets is an issue
> that seems to have been touched on over the years but never really
> acted on.
>
> Postings back to '96 have talked about the need to pickle Tk widgets.
> People have asked about it at various points, and no one has ever
> really even come up with a workaround (that I could find).
>
> So I am wondering a couple of things: Are there any plans in the
> future to alter Tkinter so that it will be Pickle compliant in the
> main release? Has anyone ever found a workaround (whether through
> altering the main Tkinter.py file or other) that will allow pickling
> of Tk widgets.
>
> Thanks,
> Marc
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