G
Gene Wirchenko
Dear JavaScripters:
One of the realities that I will have to face is program crashes
when my app is finally in use. The current, non-Web version writes a
bunch of data to a file including a traceback. How do I get a
traceback in JavaScript?
I prefer a browser-independent answer, but if it has to be for
just one browser, then for IE 9.
Note that the usual of firing up the debugger will not do. This
is so I can get debugging information from end users.
Since I will use includes, the concept of line number could get
somewhat shaky. It would be nice to also get a copy of the page. By
this, I mean the code not the display. (Is there a term for this
entity?)
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
One of the realities that I will have to face is program crashes
when my app is finally in use. The current, non-Web version writes a
bunch of data to a file including a traceback. How do I get a
traceback in JavaScript?
I prefer a browser-independent answer, but if it has to be for
just one browser, then for IE 9.
Note that the usual of firing up the debugger will not do. This
is so I can get debugging information from end users.
Since I will use includes, the concept of line number could get
somewhat shaky. It would be nice to also get a copy of the page. By
this, I mean the code not the display. (Is there a term for this
entity?)
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko