Using The earlier example, you could use put theErrorLineNum into tLineNum put the script of stack “myScript” into tScript split tScript using cr logError tLineNum, tScript[tLineNum]
Or something like that. Sean >>> Is there a way (an existing function or command in the language or IDE) to >>> get the script of an object WITH the line numbers as you see them in the >>> IDE script editor? >> >> While some clever solutions have been posted, I gotta ask WHY? >> > > In our applications, we trap the script error dialog and replace the default > with our own. That dialog lets customers send the executionContexts and some > other debugging information to us to report an error (if one gets by > quality/beta testing). > > So we get the executionContext that say "error such and such occurred at line > 342 of some handler". The line number is the line of the whole script the > handler is in. > > When we et the message and log the problem in our instance of Bugzilla, one > of the 1st things is to look at the script and see what the line of code > references actually says. > > It could reduce a trouble should step to include the line numbers > programmatically in the error report. _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
