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The utils.py function is a simple fix, but I don't have time to go in and figure out the logistics of how it does everything. Can you fix it?
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Is it the format that is being outputted the problem? Also, you're using some linux distro, correct?
The Linux distro shouldn't be an issue. It's just a simple output to a file.
something like this.
import sys orig_stdout = sys.stdout f = open('out.txt', 'w') sys.stdout = f for i in range(2): print 'i = ', i sys.stdout = orig_stdout f.close()
Just make it look organized as well, so that when we run into errors, the verbose mode of everything is outputted directly to there.
I would also prefer it if the utils class was a singleton class. Figure out a way to make it a singleton so we work off the same instance universally.
Singleton classes should be simple. Make this a separate issue.
Figure out if there's someway to do it in python.
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The utils.py function is a simple fix, but I don't have time to go in and figure out the logistics of how it does everything. Can you fix it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: