Scott Raney wrote:
> Hmm. Would it be sufficient if it did work through "sends" and/or had
> improved reliability?
Definetely! Very much so!
> Can you provide any examples of cases where it doesn't work right?
Sometimes the executionError and the errorObject seem to not be set properly
and we get the real error info only when we produce the error a second time.
Maybe two errors compete in some way.
> Currently the error routines completely unwind the
> stack before the error dialog comes up.... In order to provide a
> script-level callback list, this information would have to be built up
> *during* execution which would have a major impact on performance.
> Unless of course you build it during the unwinding process, which is
> what it does now, but unfortunately during which you lose the
> contexts...
Could the script level contexts not be saved during unwinding?
I'll stop asking... you know better than me how to do such things.
I just wanted you to know that it would help us a lot, because we
get so little help from our customers. Most can't even tell us how
they produced the error :-(
> > > Check out the executionError property and the scripts in the execution
> > > error dialog and see if it does what you need.
> >
> > We do that already and it is helpful. But especially the problem that you
> > cant look behind the curtain of a send stops us from finding many errors.
>
> I don't know what all the issues are with that, but can't think of any
> technical reason why it couldn't be supported. I'll put it on the
> feature-request list.
Many Thanks!
R�diger
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