Hi

I want to add a simple exception handler to my boost.python application. I want it to print a simple message to the console, indicating the nature of the error.

I have seen:

 

try {

    …

} catch ( error_already_set ) {

    PyErr_Print();

}

 

But is there a better solution using a boost.python method instead of  PyErr_Print() ?

 

Or, can I do something like the following?

catch ( const error_already_set& e ) {

    cout << e.what();

}

Best regards

 

David