[bug report] > Details: a quick grep of the standard python library (below) > shows that there is lots of unchecked use of the send() > function. [Guido] > I just noticed this. Is this true? Shouldn't we change send() > to raise an error instead of returning a small number? (The > number of bytes written can be an attribute of the exception.) No way! You'd break 90% of my sockets code! People who don't want to code proper sends / recvs can use that sissy makefile junk. - Gordon
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