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Carmine Noviello
Hi,
a new version of PyCrash is released with new features and improvement.You
can
download it at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98026&package_id=111026&release_id=233776
What's new in this release:
* Added a new method to PyCrash class, forceDump(), that forces the creation
of the crash dump, if an exception is raised. forceDump() can be very
useful
when an exception hasn't reached the top-level, but the user wants the
same
to make a dump of the application context.
* Starting from this release, by default, PyCrash doesn't start exception
tracing
automatically. User must invoke the enable() method to start tracing, and
can
use the disable() method to stop tracing in every moment.
* Now the getEncryptedCrashDump() method of utils.Encrypt.EncryptedPyCrash
class
is deprecated, and it will be no longer supported starting from
PyCrash-0.4 release.
Use instead the getCrashDump() method.
* Added a new class HTMLPyCrash, in the pycrash.util module, which converts
the crash
dump in HTML format rather than XML. The generated HTML dump is based on
CSS, so
the developer can define custom CSS to arrange the output. There is also a
new
script in the util subdir, named pucrash2html.py, which converts PyCrash
file in
HTML format. You can see an example of the output generated by the HTML
dumper here:
http://pycrash.sourceforge.net/test-pycrash.html
Enjoy!
_______________________________________________________________________
About PyCrash Project:
PyCrash is a Run-Time Exception Dumper which handles uncaught exceptions
during the execution of Python programs and collects information about
the program context. PyCrash can be very useful in report bug information,
because the programmer can easily analyse the program execution context
of the crashed application.
Major information collected by PyCrash in the crash dump is:
- Information about operating system, Python and Python Standard
Library version and general information about the program that is
crashed (e.g., program name and version, time at witch program
started and ended, and so on)
- Information about the uncaught exceptions, like the exception type,
the context (namely method name) in which the exception occurred and
the exception value
- General information about variables state
- Information about the stack of each thread, like the list of stack
frames, the variables value in each stack frame, and so on
- General information about source code, like variable and function
position in source file that can be useful for the programmer to find
quickly bugs in source tree
The format of the crash dump file generated by PyCrash is XML, so the
programmer can easily read this file to understand why the program is
crashed.
Now, is also available a GUI browser, named PyCrash Viewer, which allows
developers to analyze quickly and easily PyCrash crash dump files in a
graphical manner.
* Starting from next version, we'll try to document all the PyCrash API
More information can be found at:
http://www.pycrash.org
Thanks!
<P><A HREF="http://www.pycrash.org";>PyCrash 0.4pre2</A> - a crash
handler for Python written applications. (25-04-04)</P>
a new version of PyCrash is released with new features and improvement.You
can
download it at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98026&package_id=111026&release_id=233776
What's new in this release:
* Added a new method to PyCrash class, forceDump(), that forces the creation
of the crash dump, if an exception is raised. forceDump() can be very
useful
when an exception hasn't reached the top-level, but the user wants the
same
to make a dump of the application context.
* Starting from this release, by default, PyCrash doesn't start exception
tracing
automatically. User must invoke the enable() method to start tracing, and
can
use the disable() method to stop tracing in every moment.
* Now the getEncryptedCrashDump() method of utils.Encrypt.EncryptedPyCrash
class
is deprecated, and it will be no longer supported starting from
PyCrash-0.4 release.
Use instead the getCrashDump() method.
* Added a new class HTMLPyCrash, in the pycrash.util module, which converts
the crash
dump in HTML format rather than XML. The generated HTML dump is based on
CSS, so
the developer can define custom CSS to arrange the output. There is also a
new
script in the util subdir, named pucrash2html.py, which converts PyCrash
file in
HTML format. You can see an example of the output generated by the HTML
dumper here:
http://pycrash.sourceforge.net/test-pycrash.html
Enjoy!
_______________________________________________________________________
About PyCrash Project:
PyCrash is a Run-Time Exception Dumper which handles uncaught exceptions
during the execution of Python programs and collects information about
the program context. PyCrash can be very useful in report bug information,
because the programmer can easily analyse the program execution context
of the crashed application.
Major information collected by PyCrash in the crash dump is:
- Information about operating system, Python and Python Standard
Library version and general information about the program that is
crashed (e.g., program name and version, time at witch program
started and ended, and so on)
- Information about the uncaught exceptions, like the exception type,
the context (namely method name) in which the exception occurred and
the exception value
- General information about variables state
- Information about the stack of each thread, like the list of stack
frames, the variables value in each stack frame, and so on
- General information about source code, like variable and function
position in source file that can be useful for the programmer to find
quickly bugs in source tree
The format of the crash dump file generated by PyCrash is XML, so the
programmer can easily read this file to understand why the program is
crashed.
Now, is also available a GUI browser, named PyCrash Viewer, which allows
developers to analyze quickly and easily PyCrash crash dump files in a
graphical manner.
* Starting from next version, we'll try to document all the PyCrash API
More information can be found at:
http://www.pycrash.org
Thanks!
<P><A HREF="http://www.pycrash.org";>PyCrash 0.4pre2</A> - a crash
handler for Python written applications. (25-04-04)</P>