ExceptionHandling Namespace Reference

Classes
class	ConfigError
class	ModuleCloneError

Functions
def	format_outerframe (number)
def	format_typename (object)

Function Documentation

format_outerframe()

def ExceptionHandling.format_outerframe

(

number

)

formats the outer frame 'number' to output like:
   In file foo.py, line 8:
      process.aPath = cms.Path(module1*module2)

   'number' is the number of frames to go back relative to caller.  

Definition at line 13 of file ExceptionHandling.py.

def format_outerframe(number):
    """formats the outer frame 'number' to output like:
       In file foo.py, line 8:
          process.aPath = cms.Path(module1*module2)
 
       'number' is the number of frames to go back relative to caller.  
    """
    frame = inspect.stack()[number+1] #+1 because this routine adds another call
    return "In file %s, line %s:\n    %s" %(frame[1], frame[2], frame[4][0])
 
    

Referenced by SequenceTypes._checkIfBooleanLogicSequenceable(), SequenceTypes._checkIfSequenceable(), Config.Process._placeEndPath(), and Config.Process._placePath().

format_typename()

def ExceptionHandling.format_typename

(

object

)

format the typename and return only the last part

Definition at line 24 of file ExceptionHandling.py.

def format_typename(object):
    """format the typename and return only the last part""" 
    return str(type(object)).split("'")[1].split(".")[-1]

References cms::dd.split(), and str.

Referenced by SequenceTypes._checkIfBooleanLogicSequenceable(), and SequenceTypes._checkIfSequenceable().