Saving

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you are kidding, right? https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/input...le-objects and https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/input...-with-json if you want to use json (better, because you get structured data) there are numerous examples how to read and write to file

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Believe me, the sooner you learn to use the docs, the better

Can i just get a straight answer? I followed EXACTLY what the document said and got an error.

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I tried something different and got an error:

import pickle
control = True
control = Control(...)
with open('savefile.dat', 'wb') as f:
    pickle.dump([control], f, protocol=2)

And got the error

Error:
Control is not defined

So i changed the code to this

import pickle
control = True
control = control(...)
with open('savefile.dat', 'wb') as f:
    pickle.dump([control], f, protocol=2)

And got the error

Error:
'bool' object is not callable

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Edited. I see someone recommended pickle

Try removing the brackets from control

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Now it inputs

Output:
€]q ^a

But only in Windows 1252 encoding

[Grok_It]

Try this example

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Try this example

Thank you. This worked

[Grok_It]

Try this example

Thank you. This worked

Awesome, glad to hear it.
Watch out keeping pickles too long. If you change the structure of the object after pickling, you may not be able to unpickle old copies. To defeat this I've added version numbers as class variables. Then each time I change the object I save the old version in a helper module that unpacks the old version into its correct class and upgrades it.