There's clearly a bug somewhere, maybe several. Can you file a bug
report at bugs.python.org, clearly stating the expected behavior and
the observed behavior, preferably with sample code? Studying the
source code and providing a patch would be much appreciated as well!
On 11/7/07, Wojciech Walczak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2007/11/7, Daniel Stutzbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > print() shouldn't flush if there isn't a newline, unless the buffer is
> > full or the user calls flush().
>
> So the buffer size in py3k is 1 byte long? Try this as a script in py3k:
>
> -----------------
> import time
>
> print('xx',end='')
> time.sleep(3)
> print('x',end='')
> time.sleep(3)
> -----------------
>
> First print() will flush immediately even though there is no newline
> and flush is not called, while second print() will flush after second
> sleep.
> What I am saying is that print() is not flushing immediately when
> string is 1 byte long, but when it is longer - then print() is
> flushing immediately. It works that way both for interpreter and
> scripts.
>
> > The patch you suggest would cause a flush after *every* write with
> > print, which would cause a very significant performance hit on
> > programs that do a lot of writing to standard output (especially if
> > standard output is a pipe).
>
> No, it is calling flush only when the 'end' in print() is set.
> Otherwise (end==NULL or end==Py_None) it just prints newline as it was
> doing before. Anyway - I agree that it is a hit for performance and as
> I said before, I think that the problem lies somewhere deeper. Any
> clues?
>
>
> Wojciech Walczak
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