Hi Armin,
here a summary of my problem.
This version compiles:
def _bind(self, thunk):
state = self.costate
self.parent = state.current
state.last.frame = yield_current_frame_to_caller()
try:
thunk.call()
except CoroutineExit:
# ignore a shutdown exception
pass
except Exception, e:
# redirect all unhandled exceptions to the parent
state.things_to_do = True
state.temp_exc = e
while self.parent is not None and self.parent.frame is None:
# greenlet behavior is fine
self.parent = self.parent.parent
return self._update_state(state, self.parent)
WHen I change it like this:
def _bind(self, thunk):
state = self.costate
self.parent = state.current
try:
state.last.frame = yield_current_frame_to_caller()
thunk.call()
Then I get the exception mismatch.
I still don't get why you think these are identical.
It is true, the yield call does never create an exception
by itself.
But it is the place where I arrive from any other
switch, and the switch is built in a way that it
can create an exception. This pops up exactly
at the place where we yield. So I'd like to show up
inside an exception handler. Of course it is possible
to move this handler further up.
anything wrong with this reasoning?
cheers - chris
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