On Jan 12, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
Honestly, I have no idea. Where in your designer classes is the
code that calls dicttoxml() to save the method code? If we were to
splitline() the method code and then os.linesep.join() the lines
back, and then re-revert my changes to dicttoxml, perhaps that
would do it?
I think it doesn't matter one iota what the line endings are, but
Python's compile() needs all the lines it is compiling to be the
same. Obviously, we need to find out for sure.
OK, that seems more likely. Who cares what it is when it is in
text form; when it is run, it needs to be consistent.
I've updated the part of the form class that reads in and
compiles the code pieces to deal with this. I say leave xmltodict.py
however is best for viewing text on a given platform, and let the
form compiling code worry about getting it the way that Python wants it.
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