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In order to prevent that calls to print() are lost, jupyter_rfb overloads builtins.print via a context manager, and places printed messages below the widget.
The problem, as indicated by @QuLogic in a comment in #37, is that it redirects all prints, regardless of the file argument.
Some options:
Check whether the problem that messages are not shown anywhere still persist in recent versions of Jupyter.
Check the file argument.
I don't recall all the details, but is there a sys.stdout that we can capture instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In order to prevent that calls to
print()
are lost,jupyter_rfb
overloadsbuiltins.print
via a context manager, and places printed messages below the widget.The problem, as indicated by @QuLogic in a comment in #37, is that it redirects all prints, regardless of the
file
argument.Some options:
file
argument.sys.stdout
that we can capture instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: