[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think there is a way to connect standard output to a
> file, but I'd prefer not to do that, since I want to use plain print
> statements to warn about errors in the function and have their output
> appear on the screen. Thanks.
>
> def write_data(data,out_file="")
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want to write a function that writes to an output file if specified
> and otherwise to standard output. How can I connect a file object to
> standard output in the code below? I could use an if statement to
> choose between print and print>>fp throughout the function, b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want to write a function that writes to an output file if specified
> and otherwise to standard output. How can I connect a file object to
> standard output in the code below? I could use an if statement to
> choose between print and print>>fp throughout the function,
I want to write a function that writes to an output file if specified
and otherwise to standard output. How can I connect a file object to
standard output in the code below? I could use an if statement to
choose between print and print>>fp throughout the function, but this
seems awkward. I think th
