Disclaimer
dutc = Don't Use This Code (!!)
Compatibility
- Python 3.5 or higher
- Linux or OS X
- need build toolchain (prob. need
gcc)
Read Watches in Python
>>> import rwatch # enable functionality
>>> from sys import setrwatch, getrwatch
>>> x, y, z = object(), object(), object()
>>> def view(frame, obj):
... print(frame, obj)
... return obj
...
>>> setrwatch({id(x): view, id(y): view})
>>> getrwatch()
{139825758638208: <function view at 0x7f2bb89a59d8>, 139825758638224: <function view at 0x7f2bb89a59d8>}
>>> x
<frame object at 0x7f2bb8ad9ba8> <object object at 0x7f2bb8ac9080>
<object object at 0x7f2bb8ac9080>
>>> y
<frame object at 0x7f2bb8ad9d48> <object object at 0x7f2bb8ac9090>
<object object at 0x7f2bb8ac9090>
>>> z
<object object at 0x7f2bb8ac90a0>Lessons:
- read watches are a very useful tool for debugging
- it's actually very useful for a language to have a runtime
- there are some hidden equivalencies between, e.g., read watches and perfect proxy objects
