On 13/08/2017 15:31, Niklas Keller wrote:
If it's explicitly needed, someone could still just call `debug_backtrace()` and manually store the args in the exception constructor, no?
That depends exactly how it's being used, but yes if you control the throw site or Exception constructor you could grab the backtrace manually.
Would the args still be available in the stringified version? Because they're quite useful for debugging there.
Hm, I guess we'd need to store the string representation (the class name, basically) somewhere so we could keep that. Doesn't seem like it ought to be too hard, unless there's some hidden complexity or performance impact there.
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