Print Output Redirection not fully works

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Description

I have a Python Script running from C#, by calling a def function inside a class of a file.
The Console prints out the print(...) values, but the Function i want to be called (StreamWriter custom from GPT) is not being called. By C# Code Running with Console.WriteLine it calls the function properly.

Steps to Reproduce

Code i used (Runner class C#):

internal Runner(StreamWriter? writer = null, MemoryStream? msPython = null, Action<object?, MyEvtArgs<string>>? tboxwritepython = null)
{
    _verbose = Statics._variables.verbose;
    if (writer != null)
    {
        _writer = writer;
        _verbose = false;
    }
    if (msPython != null || tboxwritepython != null)
    {
        if (msPython == null)
            msPython = new();
        if (tboxwritepython == null)
            tboxwritepython = new((obj1, tar1) => { Console.WriteLine(tar1.ToString()); });
        _pywriterms = msPython;
        _pywriter = new(msPython);
        _pywriter.StringWritten += new EventHandler<MyEvtArgs<string>>(tboxwritepython);
    }
}

internal object? InvokePythonMethod(string classname, string methodname, params object[] args)
{
    if (_pythonScripts.Count == 0)
        throw new InvalidOperationException("No Python script added.");

    var runtime = Python.CreateRuntime();

    if (_pywriter != null)
    {
        runtime.IO.SetOutput(_pywriterms, _pywriter);
        runtime.IO.SetErrorOutput(_pywriterms, _pywriter);
    }

    runtime.IO.RedirectToConsole();
    var engine = Python.GetEngine(runtime);

    var searchPaths = engine.GetSearchPaths();
    if (!searchPaths.Contains(Environment.CurrentDirectory))
        searchPaths.Add(Environment.CurrentDirectory);
    engine.SetSearchPaths(searchPaths);

    var scope = engine.CreateScope();
    foreach (var script in _pythonScripts)
    {
        engine.ExecuteFile(script, scope);
    }

    dynamic pyClass = scope.GetVariable(classname);
    dynamic pyInstance = engine.Operations.CreateInstance(pyClass);
    dynamic pyMethod = engine.Operations.GetMember(pyInstance, methodname);
    
    var result = pyMethod.Call(args);
    return result;
}

My ViewModel Code is this:

public ICommand RunScript => new cmdHandler(() =>
{
    PreRun();
    Task.Run(() =>
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < ParallelCount; i++)
        {
            Runner run = new(
                writer: new ObservableStreamWriter(new MemoryStream(), ((str) => UpdateOutput(str, i))),
                tboxwritepython: new(((obj1, tar1) => UpdateOutput(tar1.Value, i))));
            Running(run, i);
        }
    });
}, () => true);

private void UpdateOutput(string outp, int index, Results result = Results.INFO, string DrawRef = "LOG MESSAGE")
{
    UpdateLineEntry(index, new()
    {
        Message = outp,
        Drawref = DrawRef,
        Result = result
    });
}

The Python Code is this:

class testing:
    def __init__(self):
        print("Hello Init")

    def submit(self):
        print("entered text were " + self.entry.get())

    def outputing(self, Name):
        print(f"Hello {Name}")
        return "Whatsup"

Expected behavior:
Actual behavior:

And by calling then: InvokePythonMethod("testing", "outputing", "ABC");
The Function (UpdateOutput) is not being called. But with a C# Code call, it works fine.

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• Version of the .NET platform used,

• Operating system used,

• Value of sys.version, from imported module sys.

• .NET Core 8.0.11

• Windows 11 10.0.22631

• IronPython Version 3.4.1 (NuGet)

• Visual Studio 2022 Version 17.12.3

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