python标准输出,捕获python程序的标准输出

I'm trying to write a C# program that captures the standard output in a python program. My problem is that all of the output comes after the program has executed rather than when it actually happens. As an example, for this python program:

print "Hello"

time.sleep(2)

print "Hello"

I would expect to get "Hello", a two second gap, and then another "Hello". The actual result is a two second gap and then "Hello", "Hello".

If I run the above python script from the command line, I get the desired behaviour. If the command prompt can do this, then I should be able to mimic that functionality without having to flush the buffer repeatedly.

I'm using this to run the process from C#:

_proc = new Process

{

StartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo

{

FileName = "C:\\Python27\\python.exe",

Arguments = pyScript,

RedirectStandardError = true,

UseShellExecute = false,

RedirectStandardOutput = true,

CreateNoWindow = true

}

};

_proc.OutputDataReceived += ProcOnOutputDataReceived;

_proc.Start();

_proc.BeginOutputReadLine();

I can run this C# code (and changing the ProcessStartInfo properties above to run C# executable) and it behaves correctly:

Console.WriteLine("Hello");

Thread.Sleep(2000);

Console.WriteLine("Hello");

With this code I get "Hello", a two second gap, and then another "Hello".

Any idea why? How can I get the python interpreter to send the standard output as it happens?

解决方案

I know this is old but running python with -u (unbuffered) seems to be what you were after