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In the migration to python3, support for bz2 compression was dropped, for two reasons:
bz2.BZ2File() opens files in binary mode only
bz2.open() returns an object with no name attribute
These two issues made it difficult to read and write bz2-compressed files using the FileType object. I decided to drop bz2 compression in the interest of making it to python3. Perhaps someone would like to bring it back...
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In the migration to python3, support for bz2 compression was dropped, for two reasons:
bz2.BZ2File()
opens files in binary mode onlybz2.open()
returns an object with noname
attributeThese two issues made it difficult to read and write bz2-compressed files using the
FileType
object. I decided to drop bz2 compression in the interest of making it to python3. Perhaps someone would like to bring it back...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: