Peter Otten wrote:
That's none of __future__'s business, I think. Python offers a hook which
you can modify:
import sys, traceback
from functools import partial
sys.excepthook = partial(traceback.print_exception, limit=5)
I just stumbled upon
import sys
sys.tracebacklimit
Traceback
When I write recursive code in Python I sometimes go past the maximum
allowed stack depth, so I receive a really long traceback. The show of
such traceback on my screen is very slow (despite a CPU able to
perform billions of operations each second). So I think I'd like
something to shorten them.
I
On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 at 06:13, bearophileh...@lycos.com wrote:
When I write recursive code in Python I sometimes go past the maximum
allowed stack depth, so I receive a really long traceback. The show of
such traceback on my screen is very slow (despite a CPU able to
perform billions of
bearophileh...@lycos.com wrote:
When I write recursive code in Python I sometimes go past the maximum
allowed stack depth, so I receive a really long traceback. The show of
such traceback on my screen is very slow (despite a CPU able to
perform billions of operations each second). So I think
