There's another test you can make:
test = (2,3)
import cPickle
testpickle = cPickle.dumps(t est,2)
testpickle
print testpickle
The last two commands are very different. When you type just testpickle, you get something like:
'\x80\x02K\x02K \x03\x86q\x01.'
when you type 'print testpickle', you get:
€ K K † q .
There are spaces between the elements. These are the...
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Even by including your suggestion, that is, using eval and replace, it still adds spaces between the data. And because of the spaces, I can't access the data correctly in another program.
The same thing happens if I Pickle the data before adding to the database.Leave a comment:
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I have tried that and I get the same thing.
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