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Change linenumber and filename printed in exceptions like #line in C
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Change linenumber and filename printed in exceptions like #line in C
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I don't think there is any equivalent of the #line preprocessing directive in python. What you could do is catch the exception and transform the output of traceback.format_tb() by replacing items such as ['File "sum.py" line 10 ...'] with the correct line and file reference. This supposes that you store these position informations in a separate file when you create sum.py.
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RE: Change linenumber and filename printed in exceptions like #line in C - by Gribouillis - Jul-12-2019, 06:01 AM

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