Marat Sharafutdinov wrote:
try:
any_module.anything
except any_module.__ exception__:
I'm not convinced that there are realistic use cases for this.
Personally I've never been interested in catching exceptions based on which
module they originated from. If there's a specific condition I want to catch
and it has a distinctive exception class, I find out its class either from
the documentation or by experiment. Otherwise it's just a matter of
"something unexpected went wrong" and I treat it the same regardless of
which module or library raised it.
If you have an actual use case from real live code, please tell us more.
--
Greg
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