Add arbitrary io buffer support to reader #234
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I will fix the import order for the test file, on the complexity of the init function it would help to get some maintainer input before proceeding, disabling/increasing the value is not something I feel comfortable making a decision on for a driveby pr. Edit: nvm I can just reduce the complexity ig |
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| def _load_buffer( | ||
| self, database: AnyStr | int | PathLike | IO, mode: int = MODE_AUTO | ||
| ) -> None: | ||
| self.filename: Any |
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Rather than making this a public attribute, what do you think about returning it from this function?
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This PR closes #232
Went with the suggested method of defaulting the filename to f"< type >" if it doesn't exist. The test has to work around the workaround which is used to avoid having to open files manually, I added a comment on it to explain why it is needed.