[python-win32] Exception handling wrapper/function for something like a whole class

[Jacob Kruger]

Like subject line says, and while would generally prefer to implement specific pieces of error handling try...except code blocks, etc., per code/functionality section, am currently trying to figure out why a test user is experiencing issues with some code making use of things like user app data file locations, etc., and am not exactly sure how/why/when errors/exceptions are occuring, and since this is happening on something like a windows7 machine with UAC turned on, etc., and since these are currently executing/operating as sort of py2exe 'compiled' applets, it's unable to generate the sort of automatic error log files at the moment either - not sure if relevant, but, used os.chdir to try changing the sort of active/current directory to the app specific user data location early on during instantiation of the classes, etc., but, doesn't seem to affect automated error logging target location as such, and, I think the app trying to then generate those automated error log files is then also raising file system access issues itself.

Anyway, while can implement try...except blocks in all of the pieces of code, event handlers, function calls etc., I would like to, for now implement something like where in PHP you can just assign your own function to be the sort of default exception/error handler at some stages, and just wondering how you could possibly do something like that for a class object/element, etc.,such that it could then handle either all, or multiple exception types, etc.?

And, if am confused, or targeting the wrong approach, you are also welcome to offer better suggestions/guidelines relating to any form of exception handling approach, etc.?

TIA

Jacob Kruger
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