During some sophisticated pickling I noticed that method `__func__`
objects are unpicklable, because they share the name with the bound
method object itself.
```
from pickle import dumps
class A:
@classmethod
def b(cls):
pass
print(A.b) # <bound method A.b of <class '__main__.A'>>
print(A.b.__func__) # <function A.b at 0x7f5574570bf8>
dumps(A.b) # works
dumps(A.b.__func__) # breaks
# >Traceback (most recent call last):
# > File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
# >_pickle.PicklingError: Can't pickle <function A.b at 0x7fd1d50d8bf8>:
# >it's not the same object as __main__.A.b
```
The last call compains that global symbol "A.b" is not the same object
as `A.b.__func__`.
Everything would work if the `__func__` objects had the suffix
".__func__" in their qualname.
Actually setting the qualname of the `__func__` object makes it
picklable, but then the bound method object is unpicklable, as it
inherits the name from the `__func__`. It would be good if they were
separate.
This is an attempt at emulating the desired behavior:
```
from pickle import dumps
class A:
pass
def c(cls):
pass
A.c = lambda: c(A)
A.c.__qualname__ = "A.c"
A.c.__name__ = "c"
A.c.__self__ = A
A.c.__func__ = c
A.c.__func__.__qualname__ = "A.c.__func__"
print(A.c) # <function A.c at 0x7f83ceabcbf8>
print(A.c.__func__) # <function A.c.__func__ at 0x7f83ceabcb70>
dumps(A.c) # works
dumps(A.c.__func__) # works
```
Can we make the `__func__` objects picklable this way?
haael
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objects are unpicklable, because they share the name with the bound
method object itself.
```
from pickle import dumps
class A:
@classmethod
def b(cls):
pass
print(A.b) # <bound method A.b of <class '__main__.A'>>
print(A.b.__func__) # <function A.b at 0x7f5574570bf8>
dumps(A.b) # works
dumps(A.b.__func__) # breaks
# >Traceback (most recent call last):
# > File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
# >_pickle.PicklingError: Can't pickle <function A.b at 0x7fd1d50d8bf8>:
# >it's not the same object as __main__.A.b
```
The last call compains that global symbol "A.b" is not the same object
as `A.b.__func__`.
Everything would work if the `__func__` objects had the suffix
".__func__" in their qualname.
Actually setting the qualname of the `__func__` object makes it
picklable, but then the bound method object is unpicklable, as it
inherits the name from the `__func__`. It would be good if they were
separate.
This is an attempt at emulating the desired behavior:
```
from pickle import dumps
class A:
pass
def c(cls):
pass
A.c = lambda: c(A)
A.c.__qualname__ = "A.c"
A.c.__name__ = "c"
A.c.__self__ = A
A.c.__func__ = c
A.c.__func__.__qualname__ = "A.c.__func__"
print(A.c) # <function A.c at 0x7f83ceabcbf8>
print(A.c.__func__) # <function A.c.__func__ at 0x7f83ceabcb70>
dumps(A.c) # works
dumps(A.c.__func__) # works
```
Can we make the `__func__` objects picklable this way?
haael
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