> If you're going to replace something, the replacement needs to at least
quack like the original...
That's for the freezing, even though an exception would be better. But still,
even when custon TextIO object is provided, interactive console doesn't read
from it (however input() does).
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On 2013.02.23 07:00, Draic Kin wrote:
> Intepreter actually freezes when an object without
> encoding attribute is assigned to sys.stdin. Why is that? I that a
> correct behavior? Is there any workaround to alter input object for
> interactive console?
If you're going to replace something, the rep
Hello,
it seems that Python interactive console actually doesn't use sys.stdin to
read input (it just affects e.g. input() function). However it uses
sys.stdin.encoding. Intepreter actually freezes when an object without
encoding attribute is assigned to sys.stdin. Why is that? I that a correct
beh
