Re: How to call TPyException in Python?

Akira,

this thread is growing long and many things came up, so I'm taking it one at a time. :) There are some more pbs with exceptions in dictionaries/CINT, so those'll need to be resolved as well along the way.

First this one:

> >>> import ROOT
> >>> e = ROOT.PyROOT.TPyException()

is now fixed in trunk, and a regression test has been written. You'll still see this warning:

> TClass::TClass:0: RuntimeWarning: no dictionary for class exception is available
> TClass::TClass:0: RuntimeWarning: no dictionary for class exception is available

(is to be solved in CINT, I think, b/c there is some form of exception dict available, providing ctor, cctor, dtor, and the what() method ... ).

The class appears to work fine, though, regardless the warning.

Best regards,

            Wim

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