Fix frame and traceback implementation for proper Python error handling #6
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The frames for tracebacks were never implemented properly in Skulpt. Frame objects returned
Nonefor most attributes, had no calling frame chain, and lacked proper code objects. This made debugging difficult and broke Python compatibility for traceback introspection.Key Issues Fixed
Critical Bug Fix
Sk.builtin.object.prototype.GenericGetAttr is not a functioncrash that prevented frame attribute accessSk.generic.getAttr(this, name)implementationFrame Chain Implementation
f_backattribute - frames now correctly point to their calling framesSk.builtin.traceback.fromListto establish complete frame relationshipsinner_func -> outer_func -> main -> NoneCode Object Support
Sk.builtin.codeclass with Python-compatible attributes (co_filename,co_name,co_firstlineno, etc.)f_codeattribute now returns proper code objects instead ofNone<code object test_function, file "test.py", line 8>Frame Attribute Improvements
f_lastireturns meaningful defaults instead ofNonetp$getattrreturns stored attributes instead of hardcodedNoneBefore/After Comparison
Testing
All existing tests continue to pass (553/563), ensuring no regressions. The improvements enable proper traceback introspection and debugging capabilities that match Python's standard behavior.
Fixes #5.
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