Greg wrote: > > (fd, name) = mkstemp(suffix="", binary=1): Creates a temporary file, > > returning both an OS-level file descriptor open on it and its name. > > This is useful in situations where you need to know the name of the > > temporary file, but can't risk the race in mktemp. > > +1 except for the name. What does the "s" stand for? "safe"? or at least "safer"? unix systems usually have both "mktemp" and "mkstemp", but I think they're both deprecated under SUSv2 (use "tmpfile" instead). </F>
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