> Just to make sure... I was talking about something like: > > open__doc__ = \ > "Open the file. On Windows, the MBCS encoding is assumed, "\ > "on all other systems, the file name must be given in ASCII."; > > vs. > > #ifdef MS_WINDOWS > open__doc__ = \ > "Open the file, assuming the filename is given in the MBCS "\ > "encoding."; > #else > open__doc__ = \ > "Open the file, assuming the filename is given in ASCII."; > #endif Given the main use case for docstrings, I'd prefer the latter. The library manual should contain the "all-platforms" documentation. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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