I'm wondering if I must save a file to memory before opening it. By
opening I mean displaying it to the user.
I have a BLOB field in a db and I have managed to read the blob into a
binary fileobject. I've also managed to write it to disk and then I
open it by doubleclicking on it. But I was wondering:
1. How to open the file directly from code (and not by double clicking):
I'm aware of os.startfile on Win by I'm on a Mac now, so I rather have
a cross-platform way of accomplishing this.
2. If there is any Python module that takes care of saving and
cleaning temp files in an OS transparent way?
Txs,
Miguel
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