open() bug? or feature?
Daniel Fackrell
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Mon Aug 5 17:36:27 EDT 2002
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"Adonis" <deltapigz at telocity.com> wrote in message news:3d4eedb8$1_3 at nopics.sjc... > i did this: > >>> x = open('/tmp/test1.txt', 'w').write('hi!') > >>> x > > the data is written, and the file is closed? is this a feature? > > or a bug? It has been cast in both lights previously. Seems to boil down to it being undocumented, implementation-specific behavior. There is nothing guaranteeing that it works for any implementation, and Jython is known to behave somewhat differently for such cases. Note also that you are assigning x to the return value of write(), not the file handle returned by open(). -- Daniel Fackrell (unlearned at learn2think.org) When we attempt the impossible, we can experience true growth.
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