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When an exception is thrown I want to be able to retreive the line of code that raised the error (the actual code, not the line number) and the values of the parameters passed into the routine. Is this possible? The ex.StackTrace() does not produce this information
Regard
Sam
When an exception is thrown I want to be able to retreive the line of code that raised the error (the actual code, not the line number) and the values of the parameters passed into the routine. Is this possible? The ex.StackTrace() does not produce this information
Regard
Sam