compile() builtin error catching..
lance@markv.com
Thu, 16 Sep 93 12:13:13 PDT
I have a program that loads text from an external file and passes
it to the builtin Python function compile(). I can put a try:except:
statement around it to catch when there ar sntax errors, etc.. BUT
I cannot get the LINE number that the error occured on.
If I try to take a look at sys.exc_traceback.tb_lineno, it is garbage...
How can I get the line number from INSIDE a python program???
I could and MIGHT have to write this part in C, but would prefer NOT to
if at all possible..
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