console pwd file

[kucingkembar]

hi, sorry for my bad English,
is there any way to run the PWD file,
but if something happens like an error,
the "console" (what this is called? console? shell?) will open,
then it will show the error log (Traceback log) like a normal PW file,
is this doable?

[ndc85430]

I don't understand your question. What do you mean by "the PWD file"?

[kucingkembar]

sorry typo
pyw file

[Gribouillis]

It is doable but a simpler solution is perhaps to display the exception with a tkinter window. For example, suppose that the program is executed by running a main() function

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def main():     print(1 / 0)   main()

You can replace this with

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def main():     print(1 / 0)   try:     main() except Exception:     popup_exception()

The popup_exception() function opens a readonly tkinter scrolledtext window showing the error

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def popup_exception(title='Error Occurred', label="Exception traceback"):           import tkinter as tk     import tkinter.scrolledtext as st     import traceback           # Creating tkinter window     win = tk.Tk()     win.title(title)           # Title Label     tk.Label(win,             text = label,             font = ("Times New Roman", 15),             background = 'green',             foreground = "white").grid(column = 0,                                         row = 0)           # Creating scrolled text area     # widget with Read only by     # disabling the state     text_area = st.ScrolledText(win,                                 width = 80,                                 height = 25,                                 font = ("TkFixedFont",                                         15))           text_area.grid(column = 0, pady = 10, padx = 10)           message = traceback.format_exc()     # Inserting Text which is read only     text_area.insert(tk.INSERT, message)           # Making the text read only     text_area.configure(state ='disabled')     win.mainloop()

[kucingkembar]

thank you Gribouillis,
this is what i looking for,
I will give you reputation point