[C++-sig] Displaying PyErr_Print() error
Ralf W. Grosse-Kunstleve
rwgk at yahoo.com
Thu Nov 27 18:23:26 CET 2003
--- Benjamin Collar <collar at gamic.com> wrote:
> 'write(self, stuff)' . Anything written is kept in an instance string.
> Instantiate that class in the interpreter and replace sys.stderr with it. In
> your catch, query that object for its string.
A minor remark: you can use StringIO or cStringIO for this purpose. I.e. you
don't have to write a class with a write method yourself.
Ralf
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