The Python print command is simple, but right now it is just text. For the operating system to understand that the file should be read as a Python program, the programmer needs to save the file as ...

You can also print files from the Python script using the printFile function, by specifying them in the format: $ printFile (name of the printer, filename to print, job title, options) ...

The problem I've noticed is that if I append the file with each of the 100k runs (one at a time), it can happen that two threads try to save to the file at the same time and some row (s) end up empty.