On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Kristoffer Moegle <
moe...@monitorarbeiter.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi,
>
> I encountered problems with windows linebreacks in configuration files
> when running python on a linux box - bad style I know.. ;-) But anyways,
> this should work. Problem is the ^M (aka \r) at the end of each line. I
> guess it has something to do with python os localization.
>
> Until now I ran into this problem in two cases:
> - the "recourse_file" directive (v0.3) did not find the file (beacuase
> of trailing ^M)
> - in property.py function pythonize(val) was unable to interprete
> values like "0^M" and "1^M" as Booleans
>
> Proposed patch is attached. The os check should leave everythign as is
> on windows systems - should do no harm.
>
Yes, and it's better to manage only "one style".
> Please doublecheck before comitting this one! I just tested on a Debian
> Linux (v5.0.7) box with Python (v2.5.2) and it worked for me.
>
There the automated tests for this :)
>
> Maybe someone also has a more performant solution for this one?
>
It look like a good solution, let take this :)
I'm commiting it.
Thanks a lot :)
Jean
>
> Kristoffer
>
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