Treat error ?

[JohnnyCoffee]

I give up. My example is doing exactly what your "working", but actually not working example, for existing and non-existing attribute. You keep saying that the problem persist, but never show actual working code that reproduce the error and full traceback produced.

buran, i'm sorry if I didn't post the corrected code, I describe below:

# Native Module Import: import_module
from importlib import import_module

v_appget = "website"
v_conget = "runcode"
t_conget = "Runcode"
v_metget = "scree" # method does not exist

# Import dynamic module: calling the controller and pattern method:
v_pathmod = "apps." + v_appget + ".controllers." + v_conget
# Import dynamic module: passing as path the path assigned to the variable:
o_module = import_module (v_pathmod)
# Retrieve the class: passed as an attribute parameter in the class-controller variable:
o_class = getattr (o_module, t_conget)
# Retrieve the method: passed as an attribute parameter in the method-controller variable:
o_method = getattr (o_class, v_metget, None)
# Instantiate the object: related to the class method:
o_return = o_method ()
# Access the controller class and check the existence of the method:
o_metexist = hasattr (o_class, v_metget)
# Output:
print (o_metexist)

Thus it generates the error, because the method of the class does not exist according to the variable (v_metget), above. The idea would be to obtain the Boolean False result instead of the error below:

o_return = o_method()
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable