Yeah, that is it. I was pretty sure it was a problem closing the file, but
thought that the file didn't remain open since I didn't assign it to a
variable, which is quite foolish actually - thanks Stefan!
However, if I do as Parashurama suggested:
try:
p.open(fileName)
except:
raise newException(IOError, (fileName & " not found"))
I get the generic parsecsv error instead of my custom exception, if the file
isn't found. This isn't _too_ bad, since I can find the errant name based on
the line numbers in the stack trace, but it would be nice to keep the exception
I have. Is there a way to close the system.open(), or maybe to test for the
file without using open()?
