hi all,
This is a silly newbie question, so please bear with me :D
Example:
...
def DoSomethingAwful(request):
if __debug__:
DoDebugStuff()
ProcessRequest()
...
In the example above, I want django to call DoDebugStuff() *ONLY* if I'm
running my app on my development environment. So, my question is: Is the
__debug__ Python flag implicitly toggled depending on the value of the DEBUG
setting found in settings.py?
I'm asking this because I want part of my code to be executed only during
development and not in production. So, I was thinking of wrapping them
inside __debug__. (Basically, I was thinking of something like C macros
where you can toggle debugging)
If there is/are other ways to do this please let me know... I'd be happy to
try them out.
Thanks!
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