Print formatting - same line printing?
Peter Schneider-Kamp
petersc at stud.ntnu.no
Sun Jun 4 07:40:00 EDT 2000
Bablos wrote:
>
> This is buffered on the Amiga, I assume. I see very infrequent
> updates, so I assume it saves up a large number of print statements
> and then flushes them when it reaches a certain size. Irmen?
import sys
and then just put a
sys.stdout.flush()
after the print statement. Your \v does NOT work on my linux.
> But hey, at least '\v' works for me. If it's all so very platform
> dependant, surely it would be wise to standardise it somehow to
> maintain some form of standard method?
Good question, I've been thinking about it. But then you
would have to have a very platform dependent module which
uses different methods according to the needs of the platform.
Not very nice to maintain.
not-too-bad-an-idea-though-ly y'rs Peter
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