On 11/8/07, Wojciech Walczak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got it! Please, take a look at my patch. It's in the attachment. I am
> still digging in the source, but I think that I have found the core of
> the bug.
> Without that patch "ret=sys.stdout.write('x')" acts in the same way as
> print('x',end=''), which is - it prints nothing. After applying the
> patch it is allright for both sys.stdout.write() and for print().

If the buffer size is 1, isn't that arguably the correct behavior,
i.e. don't flush until you have _more_ data than you can store?

Luke
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