Webware for Python

So then=20

print >> a,b,c

is equivalent to

self.writeln(a,b,c)

Michael




Quoting maluke <m@...>:

> missed one thing: 'print' adds a newline to the output, which is a good=
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mpalmer@... wrote:

>So then=20
>
>print >> a,b,c
>
>is equivalent to
>
>self.writeln(a,b,c)
> =20
>
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=20
arguments to strings (like response.write does) also, .write method of=20
webware response class can take multiple arguments, some other streams=20
do not, so this syntax is even more useful w/ them.

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