Grant Edwards wrote: > > try this instead: > > > > import time, sys > > > > for i in range(10): > > time.sleep(0.8) # seconds; tune as necessary > > print i, > > sys.stdout.flush() # flush stdout > > print > > Is mixing print and sys.stdout.XXXXX never a problem?
print uses sys.stdout, so the answer is no. > I never do it because it "feels" too much like mixing printf() > and write() on the same file descriptor. But, now that I think > about it I doubt that's a valid analogy it's more like mixing fprintf and fwrite. > and I'm probably just paranoid. might be, might be. </F> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
