WTF is a Python post-mortem debug handler.
After an exception, a Pdb debugger will be started in the frame and line where the exception was raised. The IPython debugger will be used by default if available, Otherwise Python’s own pdb.Pdb.
See the accompanying LICENSE file for the licensing terms.
Usage
If with statement block support is available (default since 2.6), then WTF can be used as:
from wtf import WTF
with WTF:
... do something ...
If an exception is raised inside the with block, then a Pdb debugger will be started on the conflicting line.
WTF can be used as a function call also, with the same results.:
from wtf import WTF
try:
... do something ...
except:
WTF()
For more info, check the wtf.WTFHandler class.
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