inspect: get the calling command
Hans Georg Krauthaeuser
hgk at et.uni-magdeburg.de
Tue Jun 15 03:36:34 EDT 2004
Inyeol Lee wrote:
> It's an old bug. See Python bug [607092] at Sourceforge.
>
> Inyeol
>
Thanks for pointing me there. Resolution for this bug is 'Wont Fix'. So,
did you have any idea how to work around that 'feature'. What I wanted
to have is some kind of autosave functionality. I have a class doing
some measurements which might take some days of time. At certain points,
I want to pickle the class instance (this is working) to a file. If the
measurement fails, e.g. due to a power main failure, I can recover from
the pickle file. Now, I want also to save the command that issued the
measurement in order to recover automatically with the right command.
BTW, are you sure that my problem is really due to that bug. I'm asking
because one comment stated: '...You should also check out current CVS,
seeing as there are no SET_LINENO instructions any more...'
Hans Georg
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