I've been working on my new Python module for Fvwm and I'm hitting
some weird behavior with standard I/O. FTR: fvwm 2.0.43, Solaris 2.5,
OW 3.5, and Python 1.3.
Say I want to do a Send_ConfigInfo and print out all the lines that
come back. I use Python's `print' command which should send the
output to sys.stdout. But when I do this, I get the first part of the
first line, and then garbage or only random intermediate bits of the
rest of the output. So I try to run the script with `python -u' for
unbuffered output and that helps, a little, but it's still not very
good.
I even try flushing sys.stdout after every print but that doesn't
help. Seems the only way to actually see every output character is to
crack open a log file and write() the characters to it (with flushes).
So what's happening to stdout that the Module documentation isn't real
revealing? Anybody know what I need to do in my module to get output
to work?
Thanks,
-Barry
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Received on Tue Aug 06 1996 - 12:52:46 BST