Steve Juranich wrote: >I know that there's os.strerror to get the error string, and the errno > module gives me all of the mappings like 34 -> ERANGE. But I have yet > to find out how to check the value of errno in a Python script.
import os, errno
try:
os.remove("nisse")
except OSError, v:
print v.errno
print errno.errorcode[v.errno]
print os.strerror(v.errno)
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