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Post-Mortem Analysis
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If your program raises an exception and stops, you can use the Post-Mortem command from the Run Menu to analyse the reason of failure. In this mode
you can use the debugger windows (Call
Stack, Variables, Watches) to examine the state of execution when the exception occurred and
you can also issue interpreter commands in the context of the selected frame of the Traceback.
To exit the Post-Mortem analysis you can use the "Abort Debugging" command.
The Post-Mort command is available only when the last script that you ran or debugged exited
with an exception an until the next time you run or debug a script.
You may also set the IDE option "Post mortem on exception" to automatically enter the Post-Mortem when a script exits with an exception.