you can always use the classic printf way of debugging by sending
stuff to the log in your script. An easy place to start is to wrap
everything in a generic exception wrapper and then send the exception
to the log:
try:
... my code ...
except Exception, e:
context.plone_log(e)
You can also add a product that modifies what you are allowed to
import like the "GlobalModules" example (i.e.
http://osdir.com/ml/user-groups.zope.trizpug/2006-11/msg00017.html)
but going all this length seems like a lot of trouble when chances are
you have an easy exception to catch.
hth,
eleddy
On Jul 22, 9:46 pm, "e deleflie" <
edelef...@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know that Python Scripts dont have access to importing sys ..
> because of security issues. My question is how can I, then, debug a
> script?
>
> I've got an exception being thrown ... but no way to find out why.
>
> Etienne
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