Output.print_table and output.pring_html_table - no output

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Hey everyone!!

Have any of you experienced the same no output when printing with output.print_table. I have tried also the example from the pyrevit documentation and the output window is empty or sometimes not even appearing. I have tried in Revit 2025 and 2026. The pyrevit version is 6.5.3.

This is the example I used:

data = [['row1', 'data', 'data', 80 ],['row2', 'data', 'data', 45 ],]

console.print_table(
	table_data=data,
	title="Example Table",
	columns=["Row Name", "Column 1", "Column 2", "Percentage"],
	formats=['', '', '', '{}%'],
	last_line_style='color:red;'
)

Is it a bug or I am missing something?

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from pyrevit import script

data = [['row1', 'data', 'data', 80], ['row2', 'data', 'data', 45], ]

console = script.get_output()
console.print_table(
	table_data=data,
	title="Example Table",
	columns=["Row Name", "Column 1", "Column 2", "Percentage"],
	formats=['', '', '', '{}%'],
	last_line_style='color:red;'
)

Assuming that console=script.get_output(), it should work.

Output -

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I have noticed that if the script is running with CPython, the .print_table() has no output. Only after removing the #! python3 line the script works. Do you know why it is behaving like this? Is there something I am missing? I would like the script to run on CPython.

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80% or more of the pyrevit libs aren’t compatible with cpython.
A lot of the incompatibility is related/UI.
We aren’t even close to cpython full compatibility.
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The webbrowser .net module we use for the output window would need to be moved to a more modern component such as WebView. And this, before moving to cpython entirely (if ever)

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Hi Jean, is there a plan to integrate the PythonNET (Autodesk-modified version) in later versions of pyRevit? I read a discussion about it a while back (don’t remember if it was this forum or GitHub discussion :sweat_smile: ).

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No plan, but in my notes to check out the feasibility

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