Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> wrote: > > Please don't change this. The reason I use Python is because it > > Does What You Tell It To, unlike certain other languages with the same > > initial. If you make the standard simple form of the open() call, > > i.e. open(filename) start doing weird shit to files that is a big step > > down the Dark Path to Perlishness. Please leave open() like it is and > > make a new mode specifier for doing new things. > > > > (And yes I know on Windows it already does stupid things, but that's > > the operating system's fault not the language.) > > Sounds like a rather parochial attitude, if you ask me. Huh? It's nothing to do with parochialism, it's to do with wanting what you read from a file to be what's in the file. > Maybe you can try again without calling names. Huh? You're confusing me. I didn't call anyone any names.
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