GUI application death catcher?
Douglas Alan
nessus at mit.edu
Thu Feb 19 18:29:41 EST 2004
Peter Hansen <peter at engcorp.com> writes:
> This sounds a lot like you are writing this without proper unit tests.
> If that's true, and if you really have to run this on a Windows machine,
> then god help you...
I do do unit tests, but unit tests for GUI code and I/O are not so
easy.
> Go with something really really simple, and if you want to take a
> stab at a more sophisticated (read complicated) arrangement, at
> least put it inside the really simple handler that you write first
> and test really well.
Sure, but really, really simple is nothing more than a pop-up saying,
"The program died", and that's not much more useful than if the app
just disappears, or puts up one of the indecipherable-to-the-layperson
dialog boxes that Tkinter likes to put up when there's an uncaught
exception.
|>oug
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