# Python 3.0 bug with \r on 64-char boundary in a file encoded using UTF-16*
import io, sys
encoding = 'utf_16_le' # similar problem with utf_16_be
BOM = '\ufeff'
for n, odd in ((61,0), (62,1), (62,0)):
    print(n, odd, file=sys.stderr)
    raw_bytes = (BOM + 'x' * n + '\r\n' + 'y' * 10 + '\r\n').encode(encoding) + b'z' * odd
    f = io.TextIOWrapper(io.BytesIO(raw_bytes), encoding='utf16')
    for lino, line in enumerate(f):
        print(lino, ascii(line), file=sys.stderr)