Palpandi <palpandi...@gmail.com> writes: > I am using methods from pyd files. At some cases, it is throwing some error > messages in the console. > > When I use try.. except.. I am getting only the exception name. > Not able to catch the entire error message. > > How do I get the the entire error message printed in the console?
You may have no chance: "*.pyd" files usually contain functions defined in "C". If the author of such a function decided to print a message rather than put it into an exception, then it may be difficult to get at the message. If the function author write the message to "sys.stderr" or "sys.stdout" with standard Python file operations, then you might be able to get at the message by replacing "sys.stderr/out" with a file object of your own. But this is first not sure and second very nasty. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
