@piac I noticed something odd when using either the __future__ print function or regular print function with a comma at the end - it looks like the GhPython component does not ‘flush’ its print output if it does not end with a new line, and then accumulates the unprinted text between solutions:
Not sure if this is a Mac specific issue?
This is the same on Windows. Let me have a look.
(I moved this to a new discussion)
Logged as RH-45787.
Hi @qythium
It took some time to come back to this, but I’ve debugged and realized that this is a feature of Python 2. Python 2 uses the special comma syntax (it’s not printing a tuple here) to indicate not to add a new line, but to add to the current printing line. However, we cache single char writes for speed. That means, that you’ll have to add a single print() at the end to flush the buffer and actually see the line.
I hope this helps someone. Thanks,
Giulio
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Giulio Piacentino
for Robert McNeel & Associates
giulio@mcneel.com