global exception catching
user at domain.invalid
user at domain.invalid
Thu Feb 27 02:19:18 EST 2003
This may be overly simplified, but anyway, is there a reason
for no putting all your code inside a "try" clause? Something like
try:
do this,
created that file,
etc,
.
.
.
exception ExceptionType1:
do something,etc
.
.
.
exception ExceptionTypen:
do something else,etc
.
.
.
exception:
handle unexpectd (general) exceptions
Hilbert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to catch a "global" exception in a python
> program (meaning that if there would be an error
> during execution it could call a function before exiting)?
>
> I have a program that creates large temp files and in case
> of any unforseen problems I still need to clean up before
> exiting.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Hilbert
>
>
>
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