The redirection problem is a bug/feature of NT 4.0 that has been corrected
in Win 2K.
Under NT 4.0 you have to use
python scriptname.py > scriptname.log
instead of
scriptname.py > scriptname.log
or
scriptname > scriptname.log
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And you use also print "..." and no explicit flushing of the output?
So it looks like NT4 and Windows2000 behave different.
Or is there any other configuration issue that could cause this behavior?
Peter
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Hello Peter
Using ActivePython 2.1 build 210 / Windows 2000 SP1 I have used redirection
several times without any problems.
I know it does not solve your problem but at least you know it works with
build 210.
Jesper
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RE: Vedr: Problem with Output Redirection and ActivePython 2.1, b uild 211
Salmeri, Joseph M (Joseph)** CTR ** Mon, 25 Jun 2001 05:26:29 -0700
