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Chris Hagner
CHagner at fool.com
Mon Apr 23 23:23:28 EST 2001
Hey gang, There's a utility called pydoc that's in the new python 2.1 release... anyway, the author of it wrote a really snazzy error handling page for cgi scripts (called cgitb)... check out the output and see if you find it useful. Here's a sample cgitb output page... http://www.lfw.org/python/test4.html Here's where you can get the module for it... http://www.lfw.org/python/ Okay, except for the nasty colors, I'd love to see something closer to this in the standard mod_python error handler(apache.py). I guess the most flexible way would be to have a PythonErrorModule directive and allow each person to override the default error display with their own module (in this case, the cgitb module). The key is that this functionality would only really be appropriate for a development environment... Thoughts? Chris
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