redirect nprint output to file

[archeryguru2000]

Another question for the mpmath geniuses. I typically use the
following command when I want to throw the output of my python script
to some text file.

filename = open('some-file.dat', 'w')
print >>filename, "something"

Is there a similar command with the nprint call, say

filename = open('some-file.dat', 'w')
nprint("some mpmath function", write=filename)


Thanks again,
~~archery~~

[Vinzent Steinberg]

No, use nstr() for this. nprint() is currently only a trivial wrapper
to nstr() for lazy people who do not want to type "print nstr(...)".
But feel free to extend it and send a patch. :)

Vinzent

Vinzent

[archeryguru2000]

Thanks for the quick response (again) Vinzent. I was not aware of
nprint being a wrapper for nstr(), I assumed they were two independent
functions. I'll bet if I would've fully read the documentation, I
would have seen this somewere. :)

By the way, I like your recruitment style.

<But feel free to extend it and send a patch>

Anyway, thanks for the information. I'll see what I can do with this.

Thanks,
~~archery~~