Hi all,
I've been playing with producing dev-friendly stack traces, and I've found
PrintCurrentStackTrace is pretty much the only way without getting too deep
into V8 internals. I setup this very simple test script (named fail.js)
function f() {
function f2() {
MAKE.ME.FAIL;
}
f2()
}
f()
However, the only stack trace that is printed by PrintCurrentStackTrace is
at #<an Object>.command
( #<an Object>.command being the JS snippet that reads the file and evals
it)
While I would expect the stack to be like:
at fail.js:5 f2()
at fail.js:7 f()
at #<an Object>.command
Is there a way to get the invocation stack in a similar way (even without
the source code and line) ?
Thanks !
-- Sébastien
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