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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:40

Looking how to avoid duplication error I missed how simpler nhgrif's solution solution is. Eventually I used the following method that accepts any number of arguments and prints them before exiting.

def fatal_error(*messages):
 for m in messages:
 log.error(m)
 app_exit(1)

Looking how to avoid duplication error I missed how simpler nhgrif's solution is. Eventually I used the following method that accepts any number of arguments and prints them before exiting.

def fatal_error(*messages):
 for m in messages:
 log.error(m)
 app_exit(1)

Looking how to avoid duplication error I missed how simpler nhgrif's solution is. Eventually I used the following method that accepts any number of arguments and prints them before exiting.

def fatal_error(*messages):
 for m in messages:
 log.error(m)
 app_exit(1)

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answered Feb 28, 2016 at 19:24

kon psych

answered Feb 28, 2016 at 19:24

kon psych

Looking how to avoid duplication error I missed how simpler nhgrif's solution is. Eventually I used the following method that accepts any number of arguments and prints them before exiting.

def fatal_error(*messages):
 for m in messages:
 log.error(m)
 app_exit(1)

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