sys.traceback + thread

[fowlertrainer@anonym.hu]

Hello python-list,

This is a thread's run method.

def run(self):
try:
page=urllib.url open(base)
src=page.read()
page=None
self.ResultCode =0
self.ResultSrc= src
except:
self.ResultSrc= "An error occured"+
the exception's errormessage !!!
self.ResultCode =1

I use the traceback module in one threaded application.
But I don't use it in multiple threaded app.

What can I use/how can I do in except section to get the exception's
message ?

Please help me.

Thx.

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[Duncan Booth]

Re: sys.traceback + thread

fowlertrainer@a nonym.hu wrote in news:mailman.26 4.1070976113.16 879.python-
list@python.org:
[color=blue]
> This is a thread's run method.
>
> def run(self):
> try:
> page=urllib.url open(base)
> src=page.read()
> page=None
> self.ResultCode =0
> self.ResultSrc= src
> except:
> self.ResultSrc= "An error occured"+
> the exception's errormessage !!!
> self.ResultCode =1
>
> I use the traceback module in one threaded application.
> But I don't use it in multiple threaded app.
>
> What can I use/how can I do in except section to get the exception's
> message ?
>
> Please help me.[/color]

Call sys.exc_info() to get the current exception details, then use the
traceback module to format the information as you require. Or you could
call traceback.print _exc() if you just want to display the exception and
traceback.

sys.exc_info() and print_exc() are both thread safe.

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