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How to print out python's current global variables and entry parameters of all the properties, many novices are not very clear about this, in order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain in detail for you, people with this need can come to learn, I hope you can get something.

Def cndebug (obj=False):

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Author: Nemon

Update: 2009.7.1

TO use: cndebug (obj) or cndebug () or MyObject.debug=cndebug

License: GPL

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Print ('= * 80)

Print ('='* 30 + 'GLOBAL VARIABLES' +'='* 30)

Print ('= * 80)

G=globals ()

For xrecoy in g.iteritems ():

If x [: 1]! ='_':

Print (x +': ='+ str (type (y)

Print (y)

Print ('')

If obj:

Print ('= * 80)

Print ('='* 30 + 'LOCAL VARIABLES' +'='* 30)

Print ('= * 80)

For o in dir (obj):

# if o [: 1]! ='_':

Print (o +': ='+ str (type (getattr (obj,o)

Print (getattr (obj,o))

Print ('')

Print ('= * 80)

O=raw_input ('PRESS TO RESUME...')

Del x,y,o

Simple usage:

1) print out the current global variable of python

Cndebug () #

2) print out all the properties of the current global variable and myobj

Myobj= {}

Cndebug (myobj)

Extended usage-print the members of the instance as a class method

> class MyObj ():

... Debug=cndebug

...

> > myObj1=MyObj ()

> > myObj1.debug ()

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