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Author skip.montanaro
Recipients georg.brandl, jaywalker, jdwhitley, pitrou, sjmachin, skip.montanaro, vstinner
Date 2009-03-09.14:08:25
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John> Options for 3.X:
    John> (1) caller uses mode 'rb', is given bytes objects back.
    John> (2) caller uses mode 'rt' and provides an encoding, is given str
    John>     objects back.

I believe #1 is the only correct option.  If you open a file in text mode
the low-level file reading code will unify all line endings to \n.  I don't
believe it's possible to override that behavior.

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