Why is Python giving me “an integer is required” when it shouldn't be?

Question

I have a save function within my Python program which looks like this:

def Save(n):
    print(\"S3\")
    global BF
    global WF
    global PBList
    globa         


        

Answer 1

As DSM noted, you're using http://docs.python.org/library/os.html#os.open instead of built-in open() function.

In os.open() the second parameter (mode) should be integer instead of string. So, if you ought to use from os import * then just substitute mode string with one of the following args:

• os.O_RDONLY
• os.O_WRONLY
• os.O_RDWR
• os.O_APPEND
• os.O_CREAT
• os.O_EXCL
• os.O_TRUNC