Le 28/06/2011 16:46, Paul Moore a écrit :
-1. This will make things harder for simple scripts which are not
intended to be cross-platform.
+1 to all you said.
I frequently use the python command prompt or "python -c" for various quick
tasks (mostly on linux). I would hate to replace my ugly, but working
>>> open('example.txt').read()
with the unnecessarily verbose
>>> open('example.txt',encoding='utf-8').read()
When using python that way as a "swiss army knife", typing does matter.
My preferred solution would be:
- emit a warning if the encoding argument is not set
By the way, I just thought that for real programming, I would love to have a
-Wcrossplatform command switch, which would warn for all unportable constructs
in one go. That way, I don't have to remember which parts of 'os' wrap
posix-only functionnality.
Baptiste
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