Re: [IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump

2010-04-30 Thread jon vs. python
Thanks Dino, I've tried this... try: mst.reconnect() except Exception as inst: print type(inst) But it didn't catch any exception. On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 5:36 PM, Dino Viehland wrote: > You might changing the except to “except Exception

Re: [IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump

2010-04-30 Thread Dino Viehland
IronPython Subject: Re: [IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump I do believe that the problem lies in an assembly that's being used. I'm running the script from IronPython Console, so I guess I'm not doing poor exception handling. import timer import fl def main(): mst = fl.FireLaser

Re: [IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump

2010-04-30 Thread jon vs. python
I do believe that the problem lies in an assembly that's being used. I'm running the script from IronPython Console, so I guess I'm not doing poor exception handling. import timer import fl def main(): mst = fl.FireLaser() def poll(src, args): try: mst.ReadBrokenFiber(

Re: [IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump

2010-04-30 Thread Lukas Cenovsky
jon vs. python wrote: Hi all, My program is crashing and I'm getting this message: "The program [...\IronPython 2.6\ipy.exe] caused a problem an is going to close. Would you like to save a dump file?" How can I load the dump file generated in order to track the error? Thanks, Jon. Run the p

[IronPython] Load an Ironpython dump

2010-04-30 Thread jon vs. python
Hi all, My program is crashing and I'm getting this message: "The program [...\IronPython 2.6\ipy.exe] caused a problem an is going to close. Would you like to save a dump file?" How can I load the dump file generated in order to track the error? Thanks, Jon. _