Ah, damn. That would've been soo much simpler. =S
Thanks for the advice man.
-Wes
Ben Cartwright wrote:
> Ws wrote:
> > I'm trying to write up a module that *safely* sets sys.stderr and
> > sys.stdout, and am currently having troubles with the function
> > veri
Ws wrote:
> I'm trying to write up a module that *safely* sets sys.stderr and
> sys.stdout, and am currently having troubles with the function
> verification. I need to assure that the function can indeed be called
> as the Python manual specifies that sys.stdout and sys.stderr sh
Hi all
I'm trying to write up a module that *safely* sets sys.stderr and
sys.stdout, and am currently having troubles with the function
verification. I need to assure that the function can indeed be called
as the Python manual specifies that sys.stdout and sys.stderr should be
defined (sta
