Skip Montanaro wrote:
>
> Greg> Hmmm... does anyone else habitually write
>
> Greg> if __name__ == "__main__":
> Greg> try:
> Greg> main()
> Greg> except KeyboardInterrupt:
> Greg> sys.exit("interrupted")
>
> This suggests one other enhancement to me. Just as raising SystemExit
> doesn't generate a traceback, perhaps the default handling of
> KeyboardInterrupt could be configurable so I could set (for example):
>
> sys.gen_kbi_traceback = 0
> sys.gen_kbi_message = 0
>
> to suppress traceback and/or message output without having to do
> explicitly catch it. The default for both would be 1 to remain
> compatible with current behavior. If you caught the exception, these
> would have no effect.
Isn't this already possible using one of the display hooks in
sys, e.g. sys.excepthook() ?!
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