Python Aborts when I quit
Steve Holden
sholden at holdenweb.com
Fri Oct 19 12:45:16 EDT 2001
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"tilwe" <ashish.tilwe at db.com> wrote ... > "Steve Holden" <sholden at holdenweb.com> wrote ... > > ..... > > I too, am puzzled, but for a different reason. If you have indeed > > cut-and-pasted the stuff above from Python interpreter sessions and files, I > > am puzzled as to why you don't see error messages! > > [ ... ] > > Hi Steve, > I have reduced the code to a manageable size. The actual code is > about 1500 lines. It was only after I had the above code was when I > started > getting errors. Here is the actual code. > [ ...much more useful detail... ] > > Now I have Python script which imports "MyTools.py". This script > runs and executes as expected. The only problem comes when I execute > sys.exit(0) in the script. I believe that somewhere I have to > increment > or decrement the reference count of the result set, BUT I have no idea > where to start? > > Any pointers?????????????? > Well I have to confess I'm not an internals guy, but with the amount of detail you have now provided I'm sure someone will find out what your problem is. regards Steve -- http://www.holdenweb.com/
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