Re: Re: using stdout/stderr with python

also sprach Kevin Smith <wxruby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2004.05.25.1748 +0200]:
> One way would be to create C functions like GetStdin and
> GetStdout, and wrap them. This way, from Python, you could get
> access to FILE* versions of those streams. Then, you can pass
> those values back into your other functions.

Yes, but I try to avoid that. It's requires changing the library,
does it not? Sure, one could provide an additional C file, but
why??? This must be doable in a better way.

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