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How to get the line calling a function? [solved]
I'm looking for errors in my scripts but I need to find Where the function is called from
Example:
function A (string)
-- print(Where the function is called from)
print(string)
end
A("Hello")
In this case, it would print something like: "Function A got called from line 7" When an error occurs, it shows where the function, if there are functions called each others, is called from.
Anybody know? Thanks.
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When there is an error, it will show which line it threw the error. SimplyRekt 413 — 7y
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Well here is the problem, it's not an error that I get, it's a normal running code, but I need to know where the function is called... Very hard to explain erm maquilaque 136 — 7y
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For anyone who would like to do this: I found it, you need to do:
print(debug.traceback())
Thanks for reading and tried to help anyways :)
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put [solved] instead of [closed] XD, [closed] is used on the post being moderated. RubenKan 3615 — 7y