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Thanks for replying, but I said in the original post that pcall("test",2) is just the caller. But I need the caller's caller, the caller's caller's caller etc.error(msg,2) This allows you to blame the function that called the function that errored.
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error( "hi", 2 ) --#blames the function that called this one
error( "hi", 3 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called this one
error( "hi", 4 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called the function that called this one
error( "hi", 5 ) --#...
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You can blame whatever layer you want.error( "hi", 2 ) --#blames the function that called this one error( "hi", 3 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called this one error( "hi", 4 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called the function that called this one error( "hi", 5 ) --#...
I assume the same applies to the pcall thing. I wouldn't know.
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You can blame whatever layer you want.error( "hi", 2 ) --#blames the function that called this one error( "hi", 3 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called this one error( "hi", 4 ) --#blames the function that called the function that called the function that called this one error( "hi", 5 ) --#...
I assume the same applies to the pcall thing. I wouldn't know.
Wouldn't the code be aborted before the other errors are called?
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That's why you have to use pcall.
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