On 20/03/15 20:04, Albert-Jan Roskam wrote:
(BTW Does anyone know what the interpreter does when
suspending - Ctrl-Z in Unix land?)
No experience with it, but I would first check the 'signal' module
Yeah, I know you can catch a signal and add your own handler, but I
meant what is the default Python suspend behaviour? Does it execute any
outstanding exception blocks? What about finally blocks? Or, if about to
exit a context manager, the __exit__ method?
Or does it just stop and wait till its resumed? Kind of like
an implicit yield statement?
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