2007/11/7, Amaury Forgeot d'Arc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > >>> for i in list('print is not flushing'):
> > ... print(i,end='')
> > ...
> > print is not flushin[3.0a1]>>> print()
> > g
> > >>> for i in list('printisnotflushing'):
> > ... print(i,end='')
> > ...
> > printisnotflushing>>>
>
> I don't like this [3.0a1] in the output. Does someone know where it
> can come from? (yes, PY_VERSION, but the brakets?)
Sorry, it is just copy-paste mistake. It's my hack of python. I am
running a few interpreters at the same time and I like to know, which
is which. Thus my interpreter prints '[3.0a1]>>>' and '[3.0a1]...'
instead of '>>>' and '...'.
Wojciech Walczak
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