Re: [Spyce-users] Invert spyce exception stacktrace?

[Rimon B. <rim...@co...>]

Yeah, I guess that makes sense. The one exception is when you are
outputting to stdout, and reading it on a console. I didn't know which
way to pick, so I just kept it consistent with Python. Personally, I
also prefer the inverted (Java-like) order. Your choice.

All the best,
Rimon.
-- 
Rimon Barr - ri...@ac... - http://rimonbarr.com - Y!IM batripler

On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Jonathan Ellis wrote:

> Python's stacktrace is "most recent call last" because on a console, this 
> leaves you with the most pertinent info coming out where you see it first; 
> older stuff you have to scroll up to see.  Web pages work the opposite way: 
> the closer to the top it is, the sooner you see it.  When I was a Spyce newbie 
> I cursed it for not giving me appropriate context for my error -- it took an 
> embarassingly long time before I read all the way to the bottom and realized 
> it was there.
>
> Should I invert Spyce's stacktrace for the next version so it shows 
> most-recent-first?
>
> -Jonathan
>
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