Hi,
I'm getting an error in Cpickle using Fedora Code 1. Something about a
bad unicode ASUTF8St5ring. Specifically I am using cx_freeze on code
that import cPickle.
I'm run into some reference to this problem before - but have not found
a solution. Has anyone run into this - and if so what is the solution.
Also thanks again to the list in the help getting cxfreeze up and
running.
Mike Wagman <mwagman@charter.net> writes:
I'm getting an error in Cpickle using Fedora Code 1. Something about a
bad unicode ASUTF8St5ring. Specifically I am using cx_freeze on code
that import cPickle.I'm run into some reference to this problem before - but have not found
a solution. Has anyone run into this - and if so what is the
solution.
I think that is related to the codecs functionality. I ran into a
similar problem when trying to use 4suite + wxPython. I traced it
down to the codecs module trying to dynamically __import__ the utf-8
charset.
To get cx_Freeze to pick it up, I added a kludge:
import encodings.utf_8
to my main module. This works well enough since utf_8 is the only
thing I support.
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Chris Green <cmg@dok.org>
Chicken's thinkin'
Still getting the same error. Tried upgrading the pthon and
python-developers on Fedora - no help.
I keep getting Failed to load PyunicodeUCS_EncodeUTF8 - even with the
change.
It seems to only happen with code that uses cPickle.
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 09:05, Chris Green wrote:
Mike Wagman <mwagman@charter.net> writes:
> I'm getting an error in Cpickle using Fedora Code 1. Something about a
> bad unicode ASUTF8St5ring. Specifically I am using cx_freeze on code
> that import cPickle.
>
> I'm run into some reference to this problem before - but have not found
> a solution. Has anyone run into this - and if so what is the
> solution.I think that is related to the codecs functionality. I ran into a
similar problem when trying to use 4suite + wxPython. I traced it
down to the codecs module trying to dynamically __import__ the utf-8
charset.To get cx_Freeze to pick it up, I added a kludge:
import encodings.utf_8
to my main module. This works well enough since utf_8 is the only
thing I support.
This is only a guess since I have not seen this particular error before,
but I would suspect that your cPickle module is incompatible with your
Python distribution (or base executable used by cx_Freeze). So a few
questions for you that might help solve this problem:
1) can you import the cPickle module directly from the Python
interpreter?
2) if the answer to the above is yes, then the base executable that you
are using with cx_Freeze, did you build it yourself or did you use a
prebuilt base executable?
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 09:14, Mike Wagman wrote:
Still getting the same error. Tried upgrading the pthon and
python-developers on Fedora - no help.I keep getting Failed to load PyunicodeUCS_EncodeUTF8 - even with the
change.It seems to only happen with code that uses cPickle.
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 09:05, Chris Green wrote:
> Mike Wagman <mwagman@charter.net> writes:
>
> > I'm getting an error in Cpickle using Fedora Code 1. Something about a
> > bad unicode ASUTF8St5ring. Specifically I am using cx_freeze on code
> > that import cPickle.
> >
> > I'm run into some reference to this problem before - but have not found
> > a solution. Has anyone run into this - and if so what is the
> > solution.
>
> I think that is related to the codecs functionality. I ran into a
> similar problem when trying to use 4suite + wxPython. I traced it
> down to the codecs module trying to dynamically __import__ the utf-8
> charset.
>
> To get cx_Freeze to pick it up, I added a kludge:
>
> import encodings.utf_8
>
> to my main module. This works well enough since utf_8 is the only
> thing I support.---------------------------------------------------------------------
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