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Message: [QUOTE="Gabriel Genellina, post: 3797299"] I don't like the idea of "hiding" an exception. The caller code doesn't know an exception occurred, and just continue doing its work, with bogus results... is this what you want? Also, you don't include the stack trace - and usually it contains very valuable information. When your users start "filing a report with the TracShell developers" and you feel clueless, a stack trace is important (you don't have to show it on screen - a log file is even better). If all you want is to customize the error message, use sys.except_hook Looking into the code, those "pass" statement are useless; and error messages are usually written to stderr instead of stdout. [/QUOTE]