[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So then
print >> a,b,c
is equivalent to
self.writeln(a,b,c)
well, no
print >>stream, 'string', var1, var2, whatever
is equivalent to
stream.write('string')
stream.write(str(var1))
stream.write(str(var2))
stream.write(str(whatever))
stream.write('\n')in other words
self.writeln(a,b,c)
looks like
print >>self, a, b, c
in this syntax, note the >>self and we presume that write converts arguments to strings (like response.write does) also, .write method of webware response class can take multiple arguments, some other streams do not, so this syntax is even more useful w/ them.
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