Q: A Catch-all Exception-Handler

[Andrew M. Kuchling]

Norbert.Klamann at pobox.com writes:
>The scripts print to stdout and in case of an exceptional exception I would
>like to see a traceback on Stdout.

	One alternative is to do the required shell redirections to
capture both stderr and stdout, using >& or whatever.  Or, you can
simply set stderr and stdout to be the same in your Python code.

import sys
sys.stderr = sys.stdout

C libraries that do fprintf(stderr, ...) will still print to the
original stdout, but Python code and tracebacks will go to the right place.

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