Jack Jansen wrote:
> Everything you use appears to be documented in the Python Language
> Reference,
> ("Frame Objects" in "Internal Types"), and the heading of that section
> explicitly
> states that these may change in future versions of the interpreter. So,
> while
> you are theoretically not safe in practice you are probably reasonably
> safe.
> sys.exc_traceback is also still there, even though sys.exc_info() was
> added
> 5 years ago as the preferred interface.
Thanks (perhaps we should add more such notes to the spec, to make
sure they still exist another 5 years down the road :-).
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