"Meher Kolli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> You can't add \n to a string ..up have use something like this
>
> if str == 'q':
> done = 1
> fd.close()
> else:
> fd.write("%s \n" %(str))
What makes you think so?
>>> s = 'l'
>>> s += '\n'
>>> s
'l\n'
>>>
Seems to work.... '\n' is just a character like any other.
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