Hi there,
We use the AIR 33.1.1.444 runtime environment to host an application compiled
with the SDK 4.9.1
The Error.getStackTrace() function always returns null. But
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/Error.html#getStackTrace()
says otherwise.
Is there a way
Hi Thomas,
The doc linked says that getStackTrace() for AIR apps requires launching the
app with the adl debugger/launcher. Have you using that?
-Alex
On 3/1/22, 8:37 AM, "Baade, Thomas, NM-X-GPA"
wrote:
Hi there,
We use the AIR 33.1.1.444 runtime environment to host an applicatio
Hi,
on that page I find " When code runs in a release version of Flash Player or
AIR, the stack trace is provided without the file path and line number
information". But that doesn't seem to work.
What I can do: Add an empty file with the name "debug" to folder /META-INF/AIR/
- now getStackTra
Hi Thomas,
Yes, you are correct. I misread the doc. I'll ping my contact at Harman and
see if he can help.
-Alex
On 3/1/22, 9:26 AM, "Baade, Thomas, NM-X-GPA"
wrote:
Hi,
on that page I find " When code runs in a release version of Flash Player
or AIR, the stack trace is provided
Hi Thomas,
My contact at Harman says to check the SWF version. If it's less than 18, that
might be why getStackTrace is not working.
HTH,
-Alex
On 3/1/22, 9:34 AM, "Alex Harui" wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Yes, you are correct. I misread the doc. I'll ping my contact at Harman
and see if h
