If you want to save what you print, you could create a custom command, and save the output to a variable. For example

output_bin = "" def print-save(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin = output_bin + string else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n" else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n 

Then, whenever you call print_save() it is saved to the string output_bin. And if you want it to be saved to an array...

output_bin = [] def print-save(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin.append(string) else: output_bin.append(string + "\n") else: output_bin.append(string + "\n) 

If you want to save what you print, you could create a custom command, and save the output to a variable. For example

output_bin = "" def printsave(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin = output_bin + string else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n" else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n 

Then, whenever you call printsave() it is saved to the string output_bin. And if you want it to be saved to an array...

output_bin = [] def printsave(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin.append(string) else: output_bin.append(string + "\n") else: output_bin.append(string + "\n) 

If you want to save what you print, you could create a custom command, and save the output to a variable. For example

output_bin = "" def print-save(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin = output_bin + string else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n" else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n 

Then, whenever you call print_save() it is saved to the string output_bin.

If you want to save what you print, you could create a custom command, and save the output to a variable. For example

output_bin = "" def print-save(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin = output_bin + string else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n" else: output_bin = output_bin + string + "\n 

Then, whenever you call print_save() it is saved to the string output_bin. And if you want it to be saved to an array...

output_bin = [] def print-save(string): print string if len(string) > 1: if string[-2] == "\n": output_bin.append(string) else: output_bin.append(string + "\n") else: output_bin.append(string + "\n)