Thanks for the pointer, I've now got this giving me the right line
number when an exception occurs, although I still get an empty stack
trace from
print "Stack Trace:\n%s\n" % str(traceback.print_exc(2))
inside the excepthook.
Any ideas why this is?
Is there no traceback since the tracebac
I've tried the sample code you provided but it seems to just hang, it
must be doing something but unfortunately it must take too long, by
which time a second control-c gives an awful dual traceback message
showing the original traceback and the new one from the tbiter() func.
I've tried a few
Hari Sekhon wrote:
> The problem is that the excepthook gives the line of the topmost called
> function rather that the actual line that generated the error the way
> you get it with a normal traceback.
A look into the traceback module shows that tracebacks are stored as a
linked list. Here's a w
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone can please help me on figuring out a better way
of doing an excepthook. I have a script which is using an excepthook to
catch any uncaught exceptions - there usually aren't any except when I
am messing with the code, like right now :-)
The problem is that the exce
