I've noticed that there is nothing in python's documentation regarding
the use of sys.exit(code) in a non-main thread.
As far as I've seen, the behaviour in this case is to simply exit the
thread, without caring about the return code. in the main thread
however, the return code becomes the
Hello
I've just realized recently that sys.exc_info() didn't return a full
traceback for exception concerned : it actually only contains the
frame below the point of exception catching.
That's very annoying to me, because I planned to log such tracebacks
with logging.critical(*,
Oki, it seems I've found.
To directly use a bytearray buffer from ctypes, you must first create
a compatible ctypes type (I.E, a char array of same size), and only
then instanciate this new type with newtype.from_buffer
(bytearray_object).
The little danger is : you must NOT change the size of
Hello
I'm having big trouble wrapping the win32 ReadFile() function with
ctypes.
I wanted to allow the user to give a bytearray to this function, so
that the writable buffer of this bytearray is directly used to receive
the data from the file ; thus, no temporary copy in a separate ctype
buffer
