Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way. All I want to do is exit
the script and barf a big ugly error to the screen or the log in the
event that something uncool happens.
So for example, let's say in my view I have a function to calculate
area:
def calculate_area(width, height):
if not width and height:
raise ('Unable to calculate area -- missing parameters')
else:
return width * height
But then I just get a nasty 500 error (using apache/mod_python in dev
mode) and my error string doesn't get displayed or logged anywhere
either.
???
Sean
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