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I am running a script from the command line that opens a number of cases. Every time a new case is opened PSSE prints out its usual dialogue telling me what data it's reading in etc. How can I prevent this output to be omitted when running from the terminal?
I have used this approach:
tmpstdout = sys.stdout
HideProgress=True
#WRITE TO 'NOWHERE' FILE (USED FOR HIDEPROGRESS) ----
class DummyFile(object):
def write(self, x): pass
import redirect
redirect.psse2py()
if HideProgress==True: sys.stdout = DummyFile()
psspy.psseinit(buses=80000) #Any API that has Reporting or Progress
sys.stdout=tmpstdoutthese commands silence the different reporting channels
ierr = psspy.prompt_output(islct = None)
ierr = psspy.report_output(islct = None)
ierr = psspy.progress_output(islct = None)
ierr = psspy.alert_output(islct = None)these commands re-enable them
ierr = psspy.report_output(islct = 6)
ierr = psspy.progress_output(islct = 6)
ierr = psspy.alert_output(islct = 6)
ierr = psspy.prompt_output(islct = 6)they behave weirdly when I run them right from Idle. But from within PSSE they work.
usually I create an echo method which shuts all reporting off but switches it back in for any output I need.
Asked: Jul 13 '17
Seen: 1,174 times
Last updated: Jul 18 '17
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