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Re: No Exceptions

Robert Rawlins wrote:
>
Morning Guys,

This morning I’ve been having a strange issue where my application
doesn’t appear to raise any exceptions. Even when manually placing
code in the application which raises an exception explicitly like:

Raise Exception, “This is a test exception”

The application doesn’t appear to throw it, it will fail to execute
any code in the block following the exception but does not throw any
exceptions to the command prompt.

Any ideas what might be causing this? I’ve just sent another support
request to this list about logging configuration, could the two issues
be related?
Perhaps somewhere (at a high level in your code) you have a bare except,
something like this:

if __name__ == '__main__':
try:
RunApp()
except:
pass

I doubt it would be quite *that* obvious, but since such a thing would
cause the symptoms you are describing, I'd suggest looking carefully
throughout the code.
Gary Herron
>
Thank you,

Robert

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