>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@beopen.com> writes:
GvR> Don't think of it as
GvR> print >>None, args
GvR> Think of it as
GvR> def func(file=None):
GvR> print >>file, args
Huh? Don't you mean think of it as:
def func(file=None):
if file is None:
import sys
print >>sys.stdout, args
else:
print >>file, args
At least, I think that's why I find the use of None confusing. I find
it hard to make a strong association between None and sys.stdout. In
fact, when I was typing this message, I wrote it as sys.stderr and
only discovered my error upon re-reading the initial message.
Jeremy
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