I remember a couple of weeks ago when I had just started with python, somebody
mentioned being able to stop the interpreter from sending output to stdout (or
stderr) - the same that you would get if you were running interactive, e.g if
you have a function that returns 1 or 0 and another calls it but doesn't check
the response, i.e myfunc () instead of tt = myfunc(), python sends the 1/0 to
stdout. I want to trap this in some way because it is a nightmare trying to
find the occurrences where it does this.
Any clues ?
Thanks,
Adrian
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