> So what _is_ it intended for? Example: IDLE redirects sys.stderr so that it gets displayed in the Python Shell window with a different text color. But occasionally I need to debug IDLE and the bug is in the text drawing. Then it's nice if I can write to __stderr__, which goes to the console. Or suppose I'm in a regular interactive session and I've managed to screw myself by assigning a bogus file object to sys.stdout (it happens :-). If I know that, I can type sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__ at the >>> prompt and save myself -- so I don't have to restart the session and perhaps lose valuable data. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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