py3k buffered IO - flush() required between read/write?

[Genstein]

On 12/05/2011 20:44, Terry Reedy wrote:
> I want people to know that with a simple, minimal, easy to run and
> reproduce and think about test case posted, more info, more test cases,
> and probable fixes were posted within an hour. (Fixes are not always
> that quick, but stripping away irrelevancies really helps speed the
> process.)

A very good point. I'm extremely impressed with the speed and deftness 
which the bug was handled once raised. Hats off to the people involved.

I should have posted a short test case initially, but I knew it would 
take some time for me to produce and didn't want to go that far if it 
was clear to everyone but me that flushes were required by design :)

Thanks again,
	-eg.