I am in a perculiar situation. I want to use PyRun_SimpleString for creating Python functions in embedded Python in C++. But there could be cases when Python function code compilation could fail & PyRun_SimpleString will return -1 as return status. At this time, it prints the error message to sys.stderr. So, we do not have any control or cannot use that message to show to user to correct the errors in the function code. I could assign an object of cStringIO type to sys.stderr at Python command prompt as below: >>> import sys >>> import cStringIO >>> obj=cStringIO.StringIO() >>> sys.stderr=obj
And then using the obj.getvalue(), I could print exceptions printed to sys.stderr. But, I am not able to figure out, how can I do this same thing in Python/C API in my program using Py* functions? How do we set the "sys.stderr" to cStringIO object from Python embedded in C++ or C? Should I be using PyFile_FromFile for convert the cStringIO object? Please help. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
