When I have a Python script generating a lot of output, I either open
an output file and then print to it with
fp = open("results.txt","w")
print>>fp,"stuff"
or I redirect output to a file from the command line using ">" (also
works on Unix), for example
python foo.py > results.txt
An alternative is to open a shell buffer within Emacs or XEmacs, two
text editors with Python modes. You can run a Python script from within
the shell buffer, and the results will be printed there. You can move
around the shell buffer as if it were a file.
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