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votes

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How to flush output of Python print?
unbuffered stdout in python (as in python -u) from within the program

I have the following code to flushing out the output buffer.

print 'return 1'
sys.stdout.flush()

Can I setup the print function so that it automatically flushes the buffer when it's called?

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Hm, goofed up my link, should have been: unbuffered stdout in pythoneldarerathis

1 Answers

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You can start python in unbuffered mode using the -u flag, e.g.

python -u script.py

or

#!/usr/bin/env python -u

as "shebang" header for your script.