In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sebastian "lunar" Wiesner
wrote:
> Relying on the destructor is *always* a bad idea, you should always
> close files explicitly!
There shouldn't be any problem with files opened read-only.
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> When I create temporary file using the tempfile module, and forkI)
> later on in my program, I always see errors when the program exits. Is
> this because the child process deletes temp file?
> Here's a stripped down version of my script that exhibits this
Hello pythoners,
When I create temporary file using the tempfile module, and forkI)
later on in my program, I always see errors when the program exits. Is
this because the child process deletes temp file?
Here's a stripped down version of my script that exhibits this
problem:
#!/usr/bin/python
i
