Peter Schrammel
10/29/2007 7:21:00 PM
Hi mortee,
I had a look at the sources but all there is:
#define TRACE_MAX (TRACE_HEAD+TRACE_TAIL+5)
#define TRACE_HEAD 8
#define TRACE_TAIL 5
in eval.c
it seems to me, that the number of outputlines is hardcoded. So only
recompile helps. I tested it (changed the values to 20) and it works.
Can somebody with more core-dev experience acknowledge this? It would be
cool if one could change this somehow (without recompile).
if you can use irb you might be luckier:
--back-trace-limit n
displays backtrace top n and tail n. The default value is 16.
Peter
mortee wrote:
> How can I modify how much of the exception backtrace gets printed by
> ruby for an unhandled exception? When an exception is raised deep in the
> caller stack, I see the bottom of the stack printed, then something like
>
> .. 11 levels...
>
> And then the top of the stack. What do I do if I'm interested in the
> omitted part?
>
> I'd prefer to do it wihout having to catch the exception myself, rather
> have just this little behaviour modified.
>
> thx
> mortee
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