close has no effect on Mac OSX Python 3.0

[resi147]

I'm wondering if it's really a bug since it's so trivial:

fp = open('/etc/services')
ct = fp.read(1048)
print(ct[-80:], end='')
fp.close()
ct = fp.read(17)
print(ct)

the second read should fail, but happily continues reading the file.
Really a bug?
As said in the subject, I use MacOSX 10.5.5 with Python 3.0,
officially released
these days.

Karl

 

[Gabriel Genellina]

I'm wondering if it's really a bug since it's so trivial:

fp = open('/etc/services')
ct = fp.read(1048)
print(ct[-80:], end='')
fp.close()
ct = fp.read(17)
print(ct)

the second read should fail, but happily continues reading the file.
Really a bug?

Looks like a real bug to me. In fact it is already reported:
http://bugs.python.org/issue4604

 

[resi147]

I'm wondering if it's really a bug since it's so trivial:

fp = open('/etc/services')
ct = fp.read(1048)
print(ct[-80:], end='')
fp.close()
ct = fp.read(17)
print(ct)

the second read should fail, but happily continues reading the file.
Really a bug?

Looks like a real bug to me. In fact it is already reported:http://bugs.python.org/issue4604

Thanks to Skip Montanaro, he did it (for me, thanks

Karl.