Dear devs,
while thinking about a high level Python interface based on the low
level ctypes interface a question raised in my mind:
Is it possible to raise a Python exception instead of calling exit in
case of a fatal error when using ctypes wrapped GRASS library
functions? So the calling module c
Sören Gebbert wrote:
> while thinking about a high level Python interface based on the low
> level ctypes interface a question raised in my mind:
>
> Is it possible to raise a Python exception instead of calling exit in
> case of a fatal error when using ctypes wrapped GRASS library
> functions?
Hi Glynn,
many thanks for your feedback.
I seems that i still have no idea how the stack/heap works ... but i
am willingly to learn.
Anyway, i would like to continue this discussion using the trac ticket
system [1].
My suggestion is to generate wrapper functions around fatal error
effected library