6 examples of 'python flush print' in Python
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163 def pyPrint(stuff): 164 stuff = 'PY:' + stuff + "\n" 165 sys.stdout.write(stuff)
66 def flush(s): 67 pass
47 def flush(fd): 48 sys.stdout.flush()
41 def print_and_flush(this_string, handler = sys.stdout): 42 """ 43 Prints a string to an opened file handler and makes a flush to ensure it's written. 44 45 @param this_string: The string to be written. 46 @param handler: The file handler to write in. 47 """ 48 handler.write(this_string) 49 handler.flush()
278 def flush(self): 279 try: 280 self._stream.flush() 281 except Exception as e: 282 complain('%s.flush: %r from %r' % (self.name, e, self._stream)) 283 raise
84 def flush(): 85 global _queue 86 for entry in _queue: 87 # console output 88 if entry["console"]: 89 print("[" + entry["module"] + "] " + entry["prefix"] + entry["msg"]) 90 91 # file output 92 logfilename = _config["logfolder"] + "/" + entry["module"] + ".log" 93 #os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(logfilename), exist_ok=True) 94 with gopen(logfilename,"a") as logfile: 95 logfile.write(entry["time"] + " " + entry["prefix"] + entry["msg"] + "\n") 96 97 _queue = []