Adding a new line with content

[morgandebray]

Hello, I'm having a (little) issue by adding a new line. The newline is added before the line I want.

See my code

for fichier in os.listdir("result/"):
    if not fnmatch.fnmatch(fichier, 'file_0.txt'):
        # print(fichier)
        with fileinput.input(["result/"+fichier], inplace=1) as file_X :
            print("---------------------------------")
            for line in file_X:
                line = line.strip('\n')
                if line.startswith("/54/"):
                    split = line.split("/")
                    num = split[2]
                    for pj in pjCSV:
                        if num in pj:
                            ...
                            sys.stderr.write(new_name + "\r\n")
                if line.startswith('/22/'):
                    sys.stderr.write(line)
                    print("coucou") # this is added before the line starting with /22/, I want after
                print (line.rstrip('\n')) # 

            break

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Solution :

for fichier in os.listdir("result/"):
    if not fnmatch.fnmatch(fichier, 'file_0.txt'):
        with fileinput.input(["result/"+fichier], inplace=1) as file_X :
            # file_X.write('\r\ncoucou')
            print("---------------------------------")
            for line in file_X:
                line = line.strip('\n')
                if line.startswith("/54/"):
                    split = line.split("/")
                    num = split[2]
                    # print(num)
                    for pj in pjCSV:
                        if num in pj:
                            ...
                            sys.stderr.write(new_name + "\r\n")
                if line.startswith('/22/'):
                    print(line.replace(line, line+"\r\n"))
                    continue
                print (line.rstrip('\n')) # ecriture de toutes les lignes

            break

[Gribouillis]

I don't understand print(line.replace(line, line+"\r\n")). Why not simply print(line + "\r\n")? Apart from that, the issue is solved isn't it?