I have the following class definition in a py file:
class this_obj(object):
def __init__(self):
self._apple = 5.0
self.observ_apple = []
def setter(self, value):
if (self._apple != value):
self._apple = value
for callback in self.observ_apple:
callback(self._apple)
def getter(self):
return self._apple
# apply property
apple = property(getter, setter)
# binder functions
def bind_to_apple(self, callback):
self.observ_apple.append(callback)
And I have this main code in another file:
import handler_obj
def print_on_change(value):
print("apple change!!! " + str(value))
if __name__ == "__main__":
q = handler_obj.this_obj()
q.bind_to_apple(print_on_change)
print(q.getter())
q.setter(30)
print(q.getter())
If you run this code you can see that it is running. Now I am trying to run the same code with Pyro4. As I was doing this I always run into the following error message:
Pyro4.errors.SerializeError: unsupported serialized class: builtins.function
for the following line:
q.bind_to_apple(print_on_change)
My question would be: Is this even possible with Pyro4 or is this a restriction of the serializer? Can this be solved if I try to use pickle instead of serpent?
If not than is there an alternative to Pyro4 which you can suggest for me for such cases?
Thanks in advance.
I just found a solution for that. If you change the serializer setting the Pyro4.config.SERIALIZER global variable to "dill", then the function callbacks will be handled too.