Using slightly nested code I often get too shallow stack traces from
OpenSCAD (version 2021.01).
Example:
module m1(x) if(true) color("black") for(i=[0]) m2(x);
module m2(x) if(true) color("black") for(i=[0]) m3(x);
module m3(x) if(true) color("black") for(i=[0]) m4(x);
module m4(x) if(true) color("black") for(i=[0]) m5(x);
module m5(x) echo(f1());
function f1(x) = f2(x);
function f2(x) = f3(x);
function f3(x) = f4(x);
function f4(x) = f5(x);
function f5(x) = assert(x==0);
m1(0);
m1(1);
Resulting stack trace:
ERROR: Assertion '(x == 0)' failed in file stack_trace.scad, line 11
TRACE: called by 'f5' in file stack_trace.scad, line 10
TRACE: called by 'f4' in file stack_trace.scad, line 9
TRACE: called by 'f3' in file stack_trace.scad, line 8
TRACE: called by 'f2' in file stack_trace.scad, line 7
TRACE: called by 'f1' in file stack_trace.scad, line 5
TRACE: called by 'echo' in file stack_trace.scad, line 5
TRACE: called by 'm5' in file stack_trace.scad, line 4
TRACE: called by 'for' in file stack_trace.scad, line 4
TRACE: called by 'color' in file stack_trace.scad, line 4
TRACE: called by 'if' in file stack_trace.scad, line 4
TRACE: called by 'm4' in file stack_trace.scad, line 3
TRACE: called by 'for' in file stack_trace.scad, line 3
To trace down a related bug you would also need the lines 5 and 14 to be
included in the stack trace.
Is there a way to increase the number of lines in a stack trace?
On 13.06.23 13:19, Martin Herdieckerhoff wrote:
Is there a way to increase the number of lines in a stack trace?
There's an entry in Preferences (Advanced) for that. I have not tried
it myself yet.
ciao,
Torsten.
Am 13.06.2023 um 13:26 schrieb Torsten Paul:
On 13.06.23 13:19, Martin Herdieckerhoff wrote:
Is there a way to increase the number of lines in a stack trace?
There's an entry in Preferences (Advanced) for that. I have not tried
it myself yet.
ciao,
Torsten.
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I can not find any related setting in my German OpenSCAD GUI:
Which is it? Was is incorrectly translated?
Must be in a later development snapshot.
It's in the "OpenSCAD Language Features" block.
Am 13.06.2023 um 16:21 schrieb Jordan Brown:
Must be in a later development snapshot.
It's in the "OpenSCAD Language Features" block.
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Thank you! I found the trace depth setting in the current development
snapshot OpenSCAD-2023.06.13 and it worked as expected.