Where is the "call stack trace directly in the exception dialog" feature?

[GabrielMoraru 56]

The documentation for D13 mentions that:

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"The IDE exception dialog now directly displays the call stack trace, providing you with crucial information to understand the flow of your code."

This feature, if it is what I think it is (not as was tricked with NameOf), would be cool.

 

But it does not work for me.

I looked in the IDE option under "Debug" page to flip a switch. There is nothing there...

 

Edited October 3 by GabrielMoraru

[dummzeuch 1737]

Where is that quote from? I just searched embarcadero.com for it and it found:

What's New (for Rad Studio Florence) where this is actually listed, but also RAD Studio 13: Every New And Enhanced Feature where the keyword "exception" isn't even mentioned on the page.

 

So maybe that was a feature they planned but didn't release but the still had it mentioned in the press release.

 

Alternatively there is this in the docwiki:

System.SysUtils.Exception.StackTrace description:

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By default, StackTrace is always an empty string. If you want StackTrace to contain an actual value, you must assign GetStackInfoStringProc a procedure that can generate a string from the stack information.

Using Exception.StackTrace

In order to use the StackTrace property to obtain the stack trace for exceptions, you have to use (or implement) a stack trace provider. There are a number of third-party solutions, both commercial and free.

Some of the stack trace providers are:

• JEDI Code Library (the JclDebug and the JCLHoohExcept unit).
• EurekaLog
• madExcept

so maybe it only shows that information if you have a stack trace provider installed in your program?

Edited October 4 by dummzeuch

[stha68 0]

By the way, anyone knows a stack provider for Linux Compiles? The 3 mentioned don't support this.

[GabrielMoraru 56]

3 hours ago, dummzeuch said:

Where is that quote from?

https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Florence/en/What's_New#NameOf_Instrict_Function

 

> So maybe that was a feature they planned but didn't release but the still had it mentioned in the press release. 

Could be....

Edited October 4 by GabrielMoraru

[GabrielMoraru 56]

I got this crash in the IDE and there I see the stack (this is not new). I guess this is what I was supposed to see (in Delphi 13) for my own projects.

Edited October 4 by GabrielMoraru