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Ok, so using this example, I'm logging my stdout to a file as well as sending it to the terminal.

But when I look at the log file, the backspaces are not processed, but printed along with the output.

Any way I could log the "final" state of stdout of a python script?

解决方案

Here is a solution that takes the basic class from the answer you linked and adds some regex handling for \r and \b:

import sys

import re

class Logger(object):

def __init__(self, filename="Default.log"):

self.terminal = sys.stdout

self.log = open(filename, "a")

self.cr_pattern = re.compile("^.*\r", re.M)

self.bs_pattern = re.compile(".\b")

def write(self, message):

self.terminal.write(message)

message = self.bs_pattern.sub('', self.cr_pattern.sub('', message))

self.log.write(message)

sys.stdout = Logger("yourlogfilename.txt")

print "Hello\rGoodbyee\b world!"

Example run:

$ python test.py

Goodbye world!

$ cat yourlogfilename.txt

Goodbye world!

Note that normally you should use raw string literals for your regular expressions, this is one of the rare cases where you shouldn't.