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Old 01-23-2011, 04:00 AM   #72
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
If you are thinking of a python execution trace, then yes, but it is somewhat complex. The following example shows one way to do it. What you want in 'evaluate' goes into 'myfunc', and 'evaluate' becomes the controller that sets up the trace. This example runs for me. Note that when looking at the output, the line number of the myfunc line is 4, not 1, because there is stuff you are not seeing.
Hi Chaley
Had a change to fool around with your code.
For a start I think I'll stay with the print method.
Printing variables, locations in code etc.
One thing though - thought I could print mg like this
print "mg: %s" % (mg)
If mg is empty "mg: None" is printed as expected.
If mg has contents, "mg: <_sre.SRE_Match object at 0x0CFCF2A0>"
I had expected the text content of mg, so a bit confused.
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