Trace Stack to Code Line Number

Hello,
Wondering if anyone can help out?
When I have code that crashes unexpectedly and I view the trace stack - is there anyway to jump to the line of code that it came from?
eg my trace stack would look like this:
<1> :ERROR-BREAK
[2] (SSLENGTH nil)
[3] (SPRINK_AREA)
[4] (C:AS)
<5> :CALLBACK-ENTRY
<6> :ARQ-SUBR-CALLBACK

And I can only tell the function that the crash occured in. Is there a way to refine the search?

thanks for any help.

 

it seems that there is no selectionset
there is no selectionset for the variable (sslength ...) named to dots
it's better there is a test (if (= (type selectionset)'PICKSET)....

there must in the file something like (setq .. (ssget
this will be set a variable to selectionset

check this out tru step by step and put a stop before the variable (setq .. (ssget

Good luck.

cheers,

Harrie

 

Can't you just double click on the trace stack item in the trace window?

 

I may be totally missing the boat here as to what you're after but under the
Debug menu I have Break On Error checked (Trace Command is unchecked...I
don't use it). Then when my code crashes, as it tends to do, I go under the
Debug menu and select Last Break Source (or use Ctrl+F9) and the editor
jumps to and highlights the section that caused the error.

Hopefully, this is close to what you're after.

Josh

there anyway to jump to the line of code that it came from?

 

Thanks,
I tried Crtl-F9 (with Break on Error ticked) and it tells me the error. But doesn't jump to the offending line.
I did sort out the original error but was wondering what I may settings I have in VLIDE that are preventing it from jumping to the line of code.
Thanks for your help everyone.

 

Jeffds,

Post the code (SPRINK_AREA) an i will try to debug the code
or look in this code
When the break on error is on then the routine will stop on this error and you can inspect the value of the variable