Hi all,
Hopefully you guys can help me with my problem.
Basically I have a UI program that can "save" information. The UI passes the
save to the controller and the controller saves a file and does some post
processing. If saving the file fails, I want to handle the error differently
than if the error was in post processing. In both cases the possible exceptions
are varied and unknown so I cannot pick and choose certain exception. The
problem with the sample program below is that the stack trace is replaced by
the re-raise. What would be the best way(s) to get the original stack trace in
save_from_UI if the exception occurs in post_process? Using Python 2.6 and
Windows(XP and 7) / Linux.
Def save_from_model():
save() # do not catch exception (could be any exception)
try:
post_process()
except Exception as e:
#do something
raise CustomException() # "wrap" exception so bar knows to handle it
differently
def save_from_UI():
try:
foo()
except CustomException() as e:
# How do I get the original stacktrace instead of the reraise?
except Exception as e:
# do something else with this exception
Ramit
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