Tom Edwards added the comment:
Ha! What a feature. Thanks for the link.
Maybe I'm rehashing old arguments, but I still think that Python's behaviour in
this case is wrong. This is very surprising behaviour to anyone who isn't
intimately familiar with NTFS and should not be so
New submission from Tom Edwards:
Consider this script:
f = open("bug>test.txt",'w')
f.write("hello")
f.close()
On Windows the first line will throw an OSError exception because the character
'>' is not valid in an NTFS filename. This is
Changes by Tom Edwards :
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Tom Edwards added the comment:
Still an issue in 3.3.3. Igor's fix still works, thankfully.
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