[uh...ok]

Hi,

Has anyone gotten the pickle module to work? I run across this error when trying to unpickle objects:

File "E:\system\libs\pickle.py", line 985 in load_string
self.append(rep.decode("string-escape"))

LookupError: unknown encoding: string-escape

So basically, I think the base str object on the cell phones doesn't support this command? Does anyone know a way to fix this?

Thanks!

[jeclarim]

You are probably using the pickle module from python 2.3
Try the one from python 2.2 which is the current version of Python for Series 60.

[atranter]

use cerealize, man =) I don't actually remember the author, but this module exists in python modules pack for symb6-8.1 and megamodulepack for symb9higher. but also try native Py 2.2... and report =)

[aclear]

Hey guys,

I'm using a device with s60 3rd edition. I have pys60 1.4.5 installed on my device. I copied the pickle.py file from Python 2.2.3 to the e:\Python\lib. It works when I run my script from the script shell but it doesn't work when I create a stand-alone SIS. It seems to me that the interpreter for SIS files does not look in this directory. Does anyone know if that's the case and, if so, where should I put the pickle.py file so that SIS files pick it up?

Thanks in advance.

[aclear]

I solved my problem by creating a simplesis from pickle.py using ensymble. I then merged this with my original sis using the mergesis command.