I am trying to wrap my arms around exceptions. I see in code:
Try:
...
Except myFineException
I have looked at built in exceptions and I see them in tracebacks.
When I look at dExceptions.py I see:
class NoRecordsException(dException):
pass
What does this do? Does it just say that a NoRecordsException is Ok?
Do you add code to it somewhere else? Or does this just print on the
traceback?
TIA
PS. Ed, don't answer this. It sounds from your last joke like you
haven't been getting any sleep preparing for PyCon! ;^)
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Jeff
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