Reputation: 1778
I try to append to file with python using this code:
with open("test.txt", "a") as myfile:
myfile.write("appended text")
The problem is that when I open a file with vim, I get a message from vim at the bottom:
"test.txt" [noeol] 2L, 27C
As I understand that means there is no EOL in that file. And it happens after appending with python. If I print the file with cat
, I get:
user@myubuntu:~/py_code$ cat test.txt
appended text
appended textuser@myubuntu:~/py_code$
When I edit test.txt with vim and save, afterwards I get results from cat:
user@myubuntu:~/py_code$ cat test.txt
appended text
appended text
user@myubuntu:~/py_code$
Pay attention that "user@myubuntu:~/py_code$" now is on the new line as it should be. So I make conclusion there is some problem with EOL after appending with python, but I do not understand why and how to fix this.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1165
Reputation: 369154
Append newline (\n
) to each line.
myfile.write("appended text\n")
PS. EOL (end-of-line) is newline.
Upvotes: 2