Leonardo Rochael wrote at 2008-1-27 22:29 -0800:
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Closing the NamedTemporaryFile after consuming it and before opening the
blob makes the matters worse, since Windows removes the file from under Blob
*after* it has been consumed, so we'll have to think of a different strategy
for consuming
Hi Leo,
I'm not familiar with the Zope side of the world at all, so this may be
completely useless...
However, if one tries to consume a NamedTemporaryFile and then open its
generated blob before closing the tempfile, Windows complains:
import ZODB.blob, tempfile
f =
Hi Mark,
Mark Hammond-3 wrote:
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unless we use some non-portable win32 code to allow writing and
reading to the same file simultaneously.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by simultaneously, but assuming you
just need the ability to read and write to a file, you already can.
Hi,
Leonardo Rochael schrieb:
I should've been clearer, I meant reading and writing at the same time from
2 different file handles.
NamedTemporaryFile has the added complication of removing the file from
under 'blob' when it's closed, so even if I don't try to open the blob after
consuming
