However, I checked that in Python2.1 (at least) there is not
exceptions module.
How strange, I've been doing a _lot_ of:
from exceptions import Exception
over the last week in Python 2.1.1 and it works fine for me :-S
Confusedly,
Chris
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Chris Withers writes:
However, I checked that in Python2.1 (at least) there is not
exceptions module.
How strange, I've been doing a _lot_ of:
from exceptions import Exception
It's built in. I looked in the file system
Dieter
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Andy McKay writes:
Wild guess... theres a module /lib/python/Interface/Exceptions.py. In Python
1.5.2 doesnt that mean windows will import that rather than exceptions.py?
Only when you happen to be inside the Interface package...
Anywhere else, it should find exceptions.
However, I checked
i've always been curious why zope on windows with
a bundled python seems to have problems with finding
the standard lib exceptions. does anyone know why?
for example
from exceptions import SyntaxError
class MySyntaxErr(SyntaxError):
pass
in a product generates an import error.
(i last
14, 2001 4:57 AM
Subject: [Zope-dev] exceptions on windows
i've always been curious why zope on windows with
a bundled python seems to have problems with finding
the standard lib exceptions. does anyone know why?
for example
from exceptions import SyntaxError
class MySyntaxErr(SyntaxError
