Hey List,
In Perl, I can manipulate a special variable called $| to control
buffered output, even on web pages, so I can watch something run (like
CGI processes reading files or running system commands) as Perl
processes it (pseudo real-time), as opposed to languages like PHP which
buffers all output and draws it all in one shot.
I saw this on Stack Overflow, and was curious if this is still the best
practice to do the same thing in Python?
sys.stdout = os.fdopen(sys.stdout.fileno(), 'w', 0)
Thanks,
Ian
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