At 3:12 PM -0700 5/11/01, Watson, Christopher wrote:
>Personally, I really wish there was a "callStack" or "stackCrawl" function
>or property that returned a list of the names of the handler/objects in the
>current call chain. Oooooo...what I wouldn't give for that!
>
>Yeah, yeah....with a bunch of lines peppered all over my code, I could roll
>my own. But why would I want to do that?
Some of this is available by way of the new server side Lingo functionality
in SMUS 3. Not to mention multi-threaded Lingo, binary file access and
more... ;-)
However, other than announcing your handlers (such as stuffing their name
into a global as they start to execute) there's really no way I know of to
determine which handler is currently executing. It would be pretty darn
useful as you could start to write a Lingo profiler... (!)
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