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fix: error in IPython while handling HTTP4xxClientError
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The crux is to override the
__init__
set byget_class
to callsuper().__init__
.The
_mk_error
function was needed so that_init
is included as-is in the closure. Without_mk_error
, each iteration of the for loop would overwrite the previously defined_init
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This is getting pretty obscure! Is there any simpler way to do this, even if a bit more verbose?
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Do you like having separate classes for each error code?
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I think I'd prefer to use the
urllib.HTTPError
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The thing I do want is to be able to catch exceptions based on what kind of error occurred. Is there a way to do that without separate classes?
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Would using
type(name, bases, attributes)
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I think like so:
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I thought about it.
type(nm, (HTTP4xxClientError,), {'code': code, 'msg': msg})
works and is concise, but would be a tiny breaking change in the signature, from current:to the parent class':
That might be okay though
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Could you add
__init__
to those attrs to get the init we want?