output

Re: output

H.S. Art wrote:
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> I have a sript that runs very well. I do my output to the python shell
> with the print command. That works well, too.
> print 'Error occured ' + str(i+1)
>
> No I want to have my output into a textctrl frame in a window. I start
> my script by pushing a button in my window. It starts fine but I can't
> see any output. For test purposes I added the following code to the
> event handler of the button:
>
> self.textCtrl1. WriteText('TEST \n')
>
> This produces output to my text ctrl window. So I replaced all 'print'
> commands in my script with 'self.textCtrl1 .WriteText ...'[/color]

someone else will have to sort the variable scoping issues for you [1],
but in the meantime, you could try the following little trick.

1) at the top of your program, import the "sys" module:

import sys

2) in the event handler, add the following redirection code:

# redirect output to my window
class redirect:
def __init__(self, window):
self.write = window.WriteTex t
sys.stdout = redirect(self.t extCtrl1)

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1) the following links might be somewhat helpful:


http://www.python.org/doc/current/ref/naming.html (technical)

Re: output

Thank you for your answer!
That "little" trick works perfect for me. :-)



Fredrik Lundh wrote:
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>H.S. Art wrote:
>
>
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>>I have a sript that runs very well. I do my output to the python shell
>>with the print command. That works well, too.
>>print 'Error occured ' + str(i+1)
>>
>>No I want to have my output into a textctrl frame in a window. I start
>>my script by pushing a button in my window. It starts fine but I can't
>>see any output. For test purposes I added the following code to the
>>event handler of the button:
>>
>>self.textCtrl 1.WriteText('TE ST\n')
>>
>>This produces output to my text ctrl window. So I replaced all 'print'
>>commands in my script with 'self.textCtrl1 .WriteText ...'
>>
>>[/color]
>
>someone else will have to sort the variable scoping issues for you [1],
>but in the meantime, you could try the following little trick.
>
>1) at the top of your program, import the "sys" module:
>
> import sys
>
>2) in the event handler, add the following redirection code:
>
> # redirect output to my window
> class redirect:
> def __init__(self, window):
> self.write = window.WriteTex t
> sys.stdout = redirect(self.t extCtrl1)
>
></F>
>
>1) the following links might be somewhat helpful:
>
>http://www.python.org/doc/current/tu...00000000000000
>http://www.python.org/doc/current/ref/naming.html (technical)
>
>
>
>
>
>[/color]