flameexcept

flameexcept is a Python exception class designed to provide more detailed information about errors occurring within a specific context, often related to resource management or complex operations. It inherits from the standard Python Exception class, allowing it to be caught and handled using standard try-except blocks. The primary purpose of flameexcept is to enrich error reporting by including additional attributes that describe the state of the system or the operation that failed. These attributes can vary depending on the specific implementation of flameexcept but typically include details like the operation's name, relevant parameters, and any intermediate states that might have led to the error. This richer context can be invaluable for debugging, as it moves beyond a simple error message to provide a snapshot of the conditions under which the error occurred. Developers can define custom subclasses of flameexcept to represent different types of failures within their applications, further categorizing and clarifying potential issues. By encouraging the use of structured exception data, flameexcept aims to improve the maintainability and robustness of Python applications.