Re: [Jython-users] PythonInterpreter question

[Nicholas R. <nj...@il...>]

> I thought of parsing the error message myself, but the error message that is 
> returned might be too complex at times for me to correctly parse it. My 
> understanding is that the error message is constructed at some point and if I 
> can get hold of the objects from which the error message is constructed, I 
> could then print the correct output.

Did you take a look at the code I pointed you to?  That's exactly what 
it does.

> I checked getLocals() method and it returns a PyObject object. It has 
> __find_item__ and __get_item__ methods. I need little more help to extract 
> all the locals that exist.

It's a Python mapping object (most likely a PyStringMap).  It obeys the 
normal Python mapping protocol, so you can use iteritems() or items() to 
get an iterator or list of (key, value) tuples out of it.
-- 
Nicholas Riley <nj...@il...>