Gary Herron gherron at aw.sgi.com
Thu Feb 10 19:10:08 EST 2000

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Peter Bittner wrote:
> 
> Hi there!
> 
> I'm writing HTML-code with the print statement as follows:
> 
>   print '<table border=0><tr>'
>   print '<td><b>Author:</b></td><td>',   # ,= no newline here
>   print '<input ...>'         # or put a function call here...
> 
> Between <td> and <input> I want _no_ space, but Python automatically
> inserts one. - How can I force Python not to do this??
> 

Easy, write to stdout directly:

import sys
sys.stdout.write(SomeString)

This writes out the bytes of the string exactly, nothing more, nothing
less.  No following spaces, no line-ends, and no conversion from other
types, just (binary) byte strings.

Gary.

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