getOperators() doesn't work with Python from within Cygwin on Windows

[try2code]

getOperators() doesn't work with Python from within Cygwin on Windows

[Try2Code]

Hi!
I (hopefully) fixed this with the latest release 1.3.4? Could you give it a try?

thx in advance

[andreas-h]

Thanks for your quick reply! I Installed the 1.3.4 package from Anaconda (btw, the cdo.py still reads 1.3.3), but it doesn't work properly:

In [1]: from cdo import Cdo
Could not load xarray
In [2]: cdo = Cdo()
In [3]: cdo.operators
Out[3]: ['abs']
In [4]: cdo.__version__()
Out[4]: '1.3.3'
In [5]: cdo.version()
Out[5]: '1.8.2'

The same is true for the 1.9.0 binary.

[Try2Code]

Ah, now I see. I though you would use the latest release, which has other problems concerning the operator listing.

I guess, the problem does not occur if you hard-code the separator to '\n'. the listing given by CDO itself does not make use of '\r\n' at all. I think the use of 'os.linesep' might have been a really bad type of optimization.
I do not check on cygwin regularly - so it would be nice you could test it for me ;-)

[Try2Code]

Some recent testing of the current release 1.4.0 did not reveal this behavior - so I think the ticket can be closed. @andreas-h