> > I thought I could get away with importing print_function > > from __future__ ... but my re-pointed print function never gets > > called.
> -snip- > > def __enter__(self): > > print = self.printhook > That redefines the print function local to __enter__. You need to > change the global value of print. Thanks for the clue. I had actually tried using 'global print' in the __enter__ function, but it broke my tests even worse so I figured I must not need it. :-} After your reply, I went back and discovered that everything was actually working fine with 'global' in place---except my automated tests break. So I just have a little mystery to solve regarding how execution using nose differs from running the app manually. > from contextlib import contextmanager Hey, thanks for that gem! I didn't know about this clever little module---really useful! -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
