> > > Obviously it cannot, but what are the reason it can't ? > > I have no idea. > > > Well, I could, but in this case I have to delete the file myself, which > > the whole point of the use of TemporaryFile. > > Go with the flow dude! Unless you want to solve the issue by delving in > to the source for pysqlite yourself so that it can work on file-like > object, the extra os.unlink call doesn't seem to be a big deal.
Well, that's what I'm doing now :) (Perhaps the fact that the sqlite module is in C explains the matter) Also, you are downloading the file off the Internet somewhere anyway. > Either you work with that stream without creating a file (which we've > already discovered isn't possible) or you save it to a file. Sure, it > would be nice to use TemporaryFile(), but it shouldn't be a showstopper > to use mktemp() an unlink() instead. Yes, I suppose... Thank you for your time Matthieu
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