A fcntl solution for Windows Operating System created to handle ModuleNotFoundError issues. This package replicates fcntl functionality for Windows, addressing compatibility issues where Unix-specific modules are required but not available.
This package can be used as a replacement for fcntl in Python modules that need cross-platform file control. Import winfcntl when running on Windows and fcntl on Unix-based systems.
Library developers can check the operating system using os.name or platform.system() to decide whether to import winfcntl (for Windows) or fcntl (for Unix-based systems). The function names and interfaces are designed to be compatible with fcntl.
Thank you to Kiamehr Eskandari for developing this package.
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A fcntl solution for Windows Operating System
We found that winfcntl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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