Print current file and line number
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There
Print the current filename and line.
Example, where.py
import there
import there as here
print(here)
print('and')
print(there)
Then python where.py
will print:
where.py:4
and
where.py:6
replace print function
There
provide a replacement for the print
function, that prepend the
filename and line.
Example, where.py
from there import print
print('hi')
print('there')
Then python where.py
will print:
where.py:3 hi
where.py:4 there
that's it
That's it (for now), non more, no less. I have plan – the usually never get
realised – to also have a there.indent
that return the indentation of the
current line.
Gotchas
Returns the line where the __str__
, or __repr__
of there
is computed.
Usually by print
. So it might be wrong. If you want to be sure (like when
using log
) wrap it in str()
Runs only on CPython likely. But anyway don't run it in production.
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