I'm busy embedding Python into a distributed application environment
and I need to gather up Python's normal and exceptional text output
and return it to the application's front end as part of a command's
return value. While driving from the top is easy with run_command(),
gathering the output seems non-trivial. So far, my strongest candidate
is to reimplement output on the standard sys.stderr and sys.stdout
objects and to diddle run_command() to initiate and terminate
result gathering. Have others done this and found better ways or
have suggestions to give?
tnx
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