On 8/15/07, Georg Brandl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd use None and "\r"/... as proposed, but "U" instead of the empty string
> for universal newline mode.
I know that "U" already has this meaning as a differently named
parameter, but if I saw something like::
open(file_name, newline='U')
my first intuition would be that it's some weird file format where
each chunk of the file is delimited by letter U. Probably just a
result of dealing with too many bad file formats though. ;-)
STeVe
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