> JH> At least, I think that's why I find the use of None confusing. > JH> I find it hard to make a strong association between None and > JH> sys.stdout. In fact, when I was typing this message, I wrote > JH> it as sys.stderr and only discovered my error upon re-reading > JH> the initial message. > > I think of it more like Vladimir does: "print >>None" should be > analogous to catting to /dev/null. Strong -1 on that. You can do that with any number of other approaches. If, as a result of a misplaced None, output appears at the wrong place by accident, it's easy to figure out why. If it disappears completely, it's a much bigger mystery because you may start suspecting lots of other places. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.pythonlabs.com/~guido/)
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