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New issue 672 by [email protected]: Let the eval //@sourceURL trick
work for stack traces.
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=672
Feature Request:
When I eval a script to add functions to the global scope, and those
functions throw exceptions, I want to be able to get a meaningful stack
trace from those exceptions.
The sourceURL directive like this:
eval('function g() { throw Error('x'); } \n//@ sourceURL=foo.js');
almost works. The right script name shows up in the debugger. But when I
call g() and inspect error.stack, the script name is wrong. It should show
the sourceURL.
See:
http://nick-santos.com/tests/stacktrace.html
for a demo (same as the attached file).
Attachments:
stacktrace.html 355 bytes
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