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[12:25:25] <apoirier> Hi. I've got a problem when I pickle a peak.util.proxies. Only the __subject__ is pickled, not the proxy+__subject__
[13:08:22] <pje> Hm.  Interesting.  :)
[13:08:45] <pje> I guess I did too good of a job there.  :)
[13:09:09] <pje> Probably it needs a __reduce__ in the proxy class
[13:10:06] <pje> Use a Wrapper and give it a __reduce__ method
[13:10:32] <pje> eep, that won't work either.
[13:10:37] <pje> Hm.  Interesting.  :)
[13:14:18] <pje> okay, apoirier, here's what you do: register a reducing function with copy_reg.pickle()
[13:14:29] <pje> for the specific proxy type you want pickled.
[13:15:41] <apoirier> Yes, I just did it
[13:16:25] <apoirier> No more error now
[13:18:04] <apoirier> But now it seems every unpickle return the object in the state of its first pickle. Strange
[13:23:51] <pje> pickle always saves a snapshot of state at a single point in time
[13:24:09] <pje> multiple references to the same object (or in this case, proxy) resolve to the same unpickled object
[13:25:31] <apoirier> ok
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