On Sun, Feb 12, 2012 at 11:01 AM, Vsevolod Fedorov <[email protected]> wrote: > On 02/10/12 09:27, Gustaf Nilsson wrote >> So where would i catch any error that could happen within my app? will >> i have to add my try: to every method of every object?? >> > Hi gustaf > > I did something similar to this some time ago: > I catch (hopefuly) every pyjamas error and report it to server, with > error message and traceback. > It is not very straightforward, and sometime traceback is wrong or lost, > but sometimes it useful. > And I suspect this is not the 'right' way. > I attached my source. Used like this: > --- > def initPyjsErrors( self ): > setOnPyjsError(self.onPyjsError) > > def onPyjsError( self, msg, url, linenumber ): > print 'pyjs error: msg=%r, url=%r, line=%r' % (msg, url, linenumber) > _, trace = getPyjsError() > self.handleInternalError(msg, trace) > --- > Seva
folks, will you _please_ when you create things like this _tell_ people, and get it into the pyjamas codebase. that's what a community is: it's when people pull together to improve the codebase not just for themselves but for _everyone_. l.
