The answer was to use console.groupCollapsed(); console.groupCollapsed(‘name to show to identify trace’); console.log(‘additional data hidden inside collapsed group’); console.trace(); // hidden in collapsed group console.groupEnd(); Which looks something like this in console. ( works in chrome, not sure of others )
Your logging framework should have the ability to log exceptions, so simply passing the exception to the proper .error(Object, Throwable) call should be enough: log4j can do it commons logging can do it java.util.logging can do it If your logging framework can’t do that, or you need the stack trace in a String for any … Read more
Just change configuration IncludeErrorDetailPolicy to LocalOnly and the details will not be sent to the client. Here: http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/extensibility/configuring-aspnet-web-api
NB: Skip to the bottom of this answer for an update. Here’s what’s worked for me so far: StackTrace GetStackTrace (Thread targetThread) { StackTrace stackTrace = null; var ready = new ManualResetEventSlim(); new Thread (() => { // Backstop to release thread in case of deadlock: ready.Set(); Thread.Sleep (200); try { targetThread.Resume(); } catch { … Read more
Survey of C/C++ backtrace methods In this answer I will try to run a single benchmark for a bunch of solutions to see which one runs faster, while also considering other points such as features and portability. Tool Time / call Line number Function name C++ demangling Recompile Signal safe As string C C++23 <stacktrace> … Read more
Andrew Grant’s answer does not help getting a stack trace of the throwing function, at least not with GCC, because a throw statement does not save the current stack trace on its own, and the catch handler won’t have access to the stack trace at that point any more. The only way – using GCC … Read more
The basic idea is to alter the function’s return address so that when the function returns is continues to execute at a new hacked address. As done by Nils in one of the answers, you can declare a piece of memory (usually array) and overflow it in such a way that the return address is … Read more
intellij-idea allows customizable stack trace folding, especially useful with dynamic languages. (source: jetbrains.com) and an Analyzing external stack traces tool. I can imagine general tool/filter working on logging framework (like logback or log4j) level. I don’t think there is any general support for that, but I think it is a great idea to implement this. … Read more
For visibility purposes: adding the source-map-support NPM package allows for tracing typescript files in the stack trace. It can be added on the command line with node -r source-map-support/register fileToRun.js or programatically with import * as sourceMapSupport from ‘source-map-support’; sourceMapSupport.install(); OR import { install } from ‘source-map-support’; install(); OR with ES6 modules import ‘source-map-support/register’;
Two options: up 200 will bring you up 200 frames If you know the initial caller of the recursive routine, you can do f[rame] <caller-func> – this will jump to the frame of address caller-func. See Frame Selection in the manual.