Very very simple problem here, can't find out how to do it...
I want to print something without a new line after it, so I can later output
something right after it on the same line.
If I do:
print "stuff here",
print "more"
... it doesn't output a newline, but it does output a space:
stuff here, more
... whereas I want no newline and no space:
stuff here,more
How is this done?
thanks
alex
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Alex Hunsley wrote: .. whereas I want no newline and no space:
stuff here,more
How is this done?
sys.stdout.writ e('foo')
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Ciao,
Matteo
Matteo Dell'Amico wrote: Alex Hunsley wrote:
.. whereas I want no newline and no space:
stuff here,more
How is this done?
sys.stdout.writ e('foo')
thankyou!
alex
import sys
sys.stdout.writ e( 'stuff here' )
sys.stdout.writ e( 'more' )
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 02:23:01PM +0100, Alex Hunsley wrote: Very very simple problem here, can't find out how to do it...
I want to print something without a new line after it, so I can later
output something right after it on the same line.
If I do:
print "stuff here",
print "more"
.. it doesn't output a newline, but it does output a space:
stuff here, more
.. whereas I want no newline and no space:
stuff here,more
How is this done?
thanks
alex
Alex Hunsley <la**@tardis.ed .ac.molar.uk> writes: Very very simple problem here, can't find out how to do it...
I want to print something without a new line after it, so I can later
output something right after it on the same line.
If I do:
print "stuff here",
print "more"
.. it doesn't output a newline, but it does output a space:
stuff here, more
.. whereas I want no newline and no space:
stuff here,more
How is this done?
thanks
alex
Just "write" to your file. For stdout (equiv of print), you can use:
def msg(txt):
sys.stdout.writ e(txt)
sys.stdout.flus h() #to see results immediately
Thus:
msg('stuff here,')
msg('more\n')
If you don't care about flushing, try:
out=sys.stdout. write
out('stuff here,')
out('more\n')
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