wrong QUOTE;
"The docs seem to indicate the difference pretty well. skip()
moves to the next file. close() closes the current file and then moves
to the next file."
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wrong QUOTE;
"The docs seem to indicate the difference pretty well. skip()
moves to the next file. close() closes the current file and then moves
to the next file."
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File a bug or, better, a patch.
On Jul 8, 2012, at 19:07 , richard bucker wrote:
wrong QUOTE;
"The docs seem to indicate the difference pretty well. skip()
moves to the next file. close() closes the current file and then moves
to the next file."