Python Exception handling when Importing

First fil开发者_C百科e:

class E1Exception (Exception):

    def __init__(self,x):
        self.x=x


    def raiser (self,x):
        self.x=x
        if x=='So sue me':
            raise E1Exception('New Yorker')
        else:
            try:
                number = (int)(x)
                pass
            except ValueError:
                raise ValueError ()

Second file:

import e1a
from e1a import *


def reporter (f,x):

    try:
        print f(x)
        return ('no problem')
    except ValueError:
        return ('Value')
    except E1Exception:
        return ('E1')
    else:
        return ('generic')

Question 1:

Does the function raiser have to be static in order to be used in the second file?

The problem is the E1Exception is never caught any solution?

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The problem is that the error is never "raised"

http://docs.python.org/tutorial/errors.html

You have to write raise E1Exception(x) somewhere with some x value.

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Does the function raiser have to be static in order to be used in the second file?

Python doesn't have a concept of "static". What do you mean by "static"?

Also, I don't think you realize what (int)(x) is doing. That looks to me like you're trying to cast x as an int. And although it works, it's only by coincidence. What you're really doing is invoking the int function on x. So that is equivalent to

number = int(x)

That's not related to your questions, but I thought I should point that out in case anyone gets confused.