[Pyunit-interest] stderr vs. stdout

[Chuck E. <ec...@mi...>]

On a Windows ME machine, I do this:

python Test.py > results.text


But all the output goes to the console anyway and results.text is 0 bytes 
in length. A little investigation reveals that VerboseTextTestRunner 
defaults to sys.stderr:

def __init__(self, stream=sys.stderr, descriptions=1):


Is there a reason to default to stderr instead of stdout?


-Chuck