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Norman Shelley
Is there a way to get at the object one is trying to access with a key to list
out all the possible keys?
See the except clause below.
#!/usr/bin/env python2.2
from inspect import *
import sys
program = """
abc = {}
print "abc:", abc
print abc['def']
"""
gdct = globals()
ldct = {}
try:
exec program in gdct, ldct
except KeyError:
# Some way to get at the abc object to list out all its keys
# e.g. abc.keys() Of course program could have any map name
# that would fail and I would like that object's keys
raise
out all the possible keys?
See the except clause below.
#!/usr/bin/env python2.2
from inspect import *
import sys
program = """
abc = {}
print "abc:", abc
print abc['def']
"""
gdct = globals()
ldct = {}
try:
exec program in gdct, ldct
except KeyError:
# Some way to get at the abc object to list out all its keys
# e.g. abc.keys() Of course program could have any map name
# that would fail and I would like that object's keys
raise