A friend asked me to generate a “code trace” of my buggy code so he could look at it.
First off, what is a code trace? Second, how do I do this, assuming it’s even possible?
A friend asked me to generate a “code trace” of my buggy code so he could look at it.
First off, what is a code trace? Second, how do I do this, assuming it’s even possible?
That’s not in English! How can I translate it?
Download the project. The note of the project isn’t in German.
It won’t run because I don’t have the MBS plugins.
This might work
try
raise new RuntimeException
catch ex as RuntimeException
// ex.Stack is your stack trace
end try
(written in the post editor without testing, ymmv)
or this:
try
Var nilled As Dictionary
nilled.value("empty") = "will generate nilobjectexception, since nilled dict is nil"
catch e as nilobjectexception
// e.Stack is your stack trace
// Print the values of e.Stack to the debuglog:
Var eStack() As String = e.Stack
If eStack.Count > 0 Then
For each line As String in eStack
System.debuglog line
Next
end if
end try