10 examples of 'python write to file without newline' in Python

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def writelines(self, *args):
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    for f, line in zip(self._files, args):
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        f.write(line)

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def writelines(self,string,overwrite=False):
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  """
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  Writes to the file whose name is being stored
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  @ In, string or list of string, the string to write to the file
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  @ In, overwrite, bool (optional), if true will open file in write mode instead of append
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  @ Out, None
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  """
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  if not self.isOpen(): self.open('a' if not overwrite else 'w')
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  self.__file.writelines(string)

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def write_file(lines, dest):
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    for line in lines:
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        print(line)
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        print(line, file=dest)

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def write_to_file(interpreter, pseudo_self, parameters):
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    data_obj = parameters[0]
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    assert isinstance(data_obj, PrimitiveStrObject)
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    assert isinstance(pseudo_self, PrimitiveFileObject)
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    pseudo_self.value.write(data_obj.value)
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    return pseudo_self

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def write_to_file(out_file, line):
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    out_file.write(line.encode('utf8') + '\n')

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def write_new_text_file(file_path: pathlib.Path,
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                        contents: str):
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    """
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    Fails if the file already exists.
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    """
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    with file_path.open('x') as f:
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        f.write(contents)

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def WriteFile(path, contents):
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    """
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    Safely attempt to write data to a file,
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    replacing the existing file or creating it and
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    ensuring file is always closed at exit.
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    Return the exception object.
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    The error is None if the data was written.
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    Log results to stderr.
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    """
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    error = None
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    with opened_w_error(path, 'w+') as (F, error):
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        if error:
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            print("Exception opening file " + path + " Error Code: " + str(error.errno) + " Error: " + error.message + error.strerror, file=sys.stderr)
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            LG().Log('ERROR', "Exception opening file " + path + " Error Code: " + str(error.errno) + " Error: " + error.message + error.strerror)
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        else:
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            F.write(contents)
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    return error

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def write(s):
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    if not opts.dry_run:
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        fp.write(s)

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def writefile(filename,content,lvprt=1):
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  # content can be either a string or a list of strings
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  try:
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    f=open(filename,'w')
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    if isinstance(content,list):
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      for line in content:
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        f.write(line)
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    elif isinstance(content,str):
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      f.write(content)
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    else:
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      print 'Content %s cannot be written to file!' % (content)
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    f.close()
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    if lvprt>=1:
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        print 'File %s written.'%filename
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  except IOError:
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    print 'Could not write to file %s!' % (filename)
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    sys.exit(13)

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def write(self, line):
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    if self.expandtabs:
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        self._write(line.expandtabs(self.tabsize))
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    else:
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        self._write(line)