As things are now, when python throws an error, it writes to stderr. Can this be changed to stdout (by handling those exceptions and echoing a common string along with description of the exception). This is because the log file doesn't contain any exceptions (at least for windows) as so the user will not know what caused the problem.
As things are now, when python throws an error, it writes to stderr. Can this be changed to stdout (by handling those exceptions and echoing a common string along with description of the exception). This is because the log file doesn't contain any exceptions (at least for windows) as so the user will not know what caused the problem.
Is this feasible?