moshe wrote:
> > > 1. It would be easy to skip the open and close operations in=20
> > > 'shutil.copyfile', if either 'src' or 'dst' are already open=20
> > > file objects instead of strings. =20
> >=20
> > -0: Too much Perl-like DWIM magic
footnote: it's definitely an accepted pydiom:
aifc.py:
if type(f) =3D=3D type(''):
f =3D __builtin__.open(f, 'rb')
binhex.py:
if type(ofp) =3D=3D type(''):
ofname =3D ofp
ofp =3D open(ofname, 'w')
mimify.py:
if type(infile) =3D=3D type(''):
ifile =3D open(infile)
pstats.py:
elif type(arg) =3D=3D type(""):
f =3D open(arg, 'rb')
etc.
it's a reasonable way to make your code a bit more reusable
(it's rude to expect every chunk of potentially usable data to
have a filename...).
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