Mage wrote:
> def error_msg(msg):
> sys.exit(msg)
>
> try:
> do_something()
> if value != my_wish:
> error_msg('Invalid input')
> except:
> print "Fatal IO or Network error"
>
> This doesn't work because sys.exit raises an exception.
>
> I know that I can define exception types after except, but there might
> be many. Also I know I can write:
> except:
> if str(sys.exc_info()[0]) == 'exceptions.SystemExit':
> raise
>
> But honestly I would like simething like that:
>
> except (!SystemExit):
>
> Is this possible somehow?
try:
# may raise any exception
except SystemExit:
raise # propagate SystemExit (and subclasses)
except:
# handle everything else
Peter
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