For example, when I try to find an Instance that isn't parented in to a specific Parent using :WaitForChild(), it warns "Infinite yield possible on 'line of code here'". How can I get the line of code like in the example? Is it really possible? Thanks!
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[SOLVED] Is it possible to get the line of a code that called a specific function?
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Hello!
I might be late, but you can use LogService for that.
So, here's an example I made real quick:
local LogService = game:GetService("LogService")
LogService.MessageOut:Connect(function(msg)
local number = string.gsub(msg, "%D", "")
if not tonumber(number) then return end
print("Error on line: "..number)
end)
As you can see, LogService returns a string that I will save as msg. Now, I use tonumber() to check if the string we just modified is a number and then print the output. Well, this might not be what you want, but that's the best example I could make.
Also it might print as well stuff that was outputed by print(). I didn't done much research, but for you to know, it is possible.
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If you dont parent it, then you cant use waitforchild on it...
@KinguCriminal i know im just showing an example. what im asking i that i it possible to get the line of code that called the function
T3_MasterGamer, you can't 'get' a line of code. If you are trying to find out when a function creates something. or whatnot... Just user bindableevents, or event listeners.