Amir Salihefendic
amix at amix.dk
Tue Aug 17 19:29:17 EDT 2004
I was pretty tired of the way that you test out stuff in mod_python. I.e. you use req.write(variable), req.write(dir(object)) etc. Therefor I sat down - and thought of a good way to analyze stuff. I thought, let's make it this way: - Throw anything in - abracadabra - you get some informative output - that also is readable. And some hours later I have class AnalyzeThat :-) Throw anything in AnalyzeThat and it generates some informative and readable output. Following types are supported (i.e. there are written explicit handlers for them): Int, Str, Tuple, List, Dict, Module and Function. I had also support for boolean (but it does not work in Python 2.2, so I removed it again). Other types are also supported - they just don't have their own handlers. For a better overview check out: http://amix.dk/at/index.py If anybody has any additions I would be very glad to implement them - - in the final version of the class. Kind regards Amir Salihefendic ----- What we do in life echoes in eternity
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