sohail-boost-trac@… — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 22:40:51 GMT

For me, it would be most useful if I could register an exception handling callback which allows me to throw my own exception when an error occurs in Python. This way, Python code can be called from C++ code just as if it is C++ code. Otherwise, we need to have boilerplate try/catch.

For example, I'd like to write:

void my_from_python_exception_handler()
{
  throw MyException(pyerror_exctract<My::String>()); // don't hardcode above extract to std::string
}
void
somewhere_in_the_app()
{
...
  boost::python::register_from_python_exception_handler(my_from_python_exception_handler);
}
void somewhere_else_in_the_app()
{
  cplusplus->call_python_code_directly_but_looks_like_cplusplus();
}

Hope that helps.

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loonycyborg — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 13:50:42 GMT

cc loonycyborg@… added

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Boost C++ Libraries: Ticket #2781: Add python exception info extractor

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