Yes, you use a different 'open' mode. See this documentation:
http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/built-in-funcs.html#l2h-179
Instead of:
outfile = open ('foo', 'w')
you want to use:
outfile = open ('foo', 'a')
or:
outfile = open ('foo', 'ab')
That's 'a' for 'append'. You may want to use 'ab' for WindowsNT.
That's 'append binary'.
Yours,
Noah
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Hi! Are there any "write append" methods for file objects in Python? I can´t imagine
that one one have to read and store the file
contents in a container on to add to the container and RE-write to the original file
Best regards Sharriff Aina
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