funkyj wrote:
> I've been googling around trying to find the answer to this question
> but all I've managed to turn up is a 2 year old post of someone else
> asking the same question (no answer though).
> jh> In the following
> jh>
> jh> import warnings
> jh> warnings.warn('change me')
> jh>
> jh> The warning is issued:
> jh>
> jh> hunter:~/python/test> python test.py
> jh> test.py:3: UserWarning: change me
> jh> warnings.warn('change me')
> jh>
> jh> I want to supress the line echo. Eg, I just want
> jh>
> jh> hunter:~/python/test> python test.py
> jh> test.py:3: UserWarning: change me
> jh>
> jh> How do I configure warnings to do this?
>
> Perhaps this can't be done without rewriting the warning module?
How about monkey-patching?
import warnings
def formatwarning(message, category, filename, lineno):
return "%s:%s: %s: %s\n" % (filename, lineno,
category.__name__, message)
warnings.formatwarning = formatwarning
warnings.warn("so what")
Peter
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