win32: windows strip off last space from filename

[Alexander Belchenko]

I have windows 2000 on FAT32. The same behaviour with cygwin on the same FS.

 >>> import os
 >>> os.listdir('.')
[]
 >>> f = file('with space at end ', 'wb')
 >>> f.write('spam')
 >>> f.close()
 >>> f
<closed file 'with space at end ', mode 'wb' at 0x009144E8>
 >>> os.listdir('.')
['with space at end']


 >>> import os
 >>> os.listdir('.')
[]
 >>> f = file('with space and dot . ', 'wb')
 >>> f.write('spam')
 >>> f.close()
 >>> f
<closed file 'with space and dot . ', mode 'wb' at 0x009144E8>
 >>> os.listdir('.')
['with space and dot']


 >>> os.listdir('.')
[]
 >>> f = file('with space and dot .txt', 'wb')
 >>> f.write('spam')
 >>> f.close()
 >>> f
<closed file 'with space and dot .txt', mode 'wb' at 0x0093E9B0>
 >>> os.listdir('.')
['with space and dot .txt']


I was check this behaviour with simple C program. The same result.

To John, Aaron: that's why test_bundle fails on win32.

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Alexander