Stuart Bishop wrote:
> I don't think it is possible for plpythonu to fix this by simply translating
> the line endings, as
> this would require significant knowledge of Python syntax to do correctly
> (triple quoted strings
> and character escaping I think).
of course it's possible: that's what the interpreter does when it loads
a script or module, after all... or in other words,
print repr("""
""")
always prints "\n" (at least on Unix (\n) and Windows (\r\n)).
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