At 04:29 PM 5/15/2005, Danny Yoo wrote: > > clamav.fromchild.close > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >Careful: you may need parens there on your 'close' line. (clothesline? >*grin*) > >As written, that last statement doesn't fire off the close() method. >This might be suprising because some other languages make parens optional. >But we need them in Python because Python makes it very easy to get >function references:
The program appears to work fine as written, in fact, but apparently was not doing exactly what I thought. I assume the stream would be closed at the end of the program if I did not do it explicitly, but it is sloppy. Interesting that the following clawav.wait() statement seem to function fine even though the close statement lacked its parens. Jeff * * * * * * * Jeffrey Rice || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || www.finity.org _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
