Print debugging message without print

Category: Python(Script)

def w2f(self,s,reset=0):
    print "Using Write2File module"

    fileplace='c:\\peter\\file.txt'

    s=str(s)
    content=""
    if not reset:
        try:
            r=open(fileplace,'r')
            content=r.read()
            r.close()
            del r
        except:pass
    f=open(fileplace,'w')
    f.write('From %s:\n%s\n\n'%(self.title_or_id(),s))
    f.write(content+'\n')

    f.close()
    del f
    return "done"

arguments and keywords by peterbe - 2001-08-01 one could do this perhaps to enhance it a litte bit:: def w2f(self,*args,**kws): if 'reset' in args or 'reset' in kws.keys(): reset=0 That way, one could call the w2f() like this: context.w2f('The script','reset',firstname='Peter') My intention was just to hint you of how to be able to print from Python Scripts that use 'return'