AStackInfo Function |  |
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Creates an array and populates it with information about the current state of the call stack.
Namespace: XSharp.VFP
Assembly: XSharp.VFP (in XSharp.VFP.dll) Version: 2.19
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Parameters
- ArrayName (Optional)
- Type: Usual
Specifies the name of the array to store information about the call stack.
Return Value
Type: UsualNumeric
Remarks
The following table describes the information returned by the AStackInfo( ) function:
AStackInfo( ) populates an array with information about the entire calling stack. It combines functionality of SYS(16) and Program( ) functions while adding new support for line numbers at each call stack level. The value returned is the number of program levels or rows of the returned array.
AStackInfo( ) only populates the 6th array element if source line contents are available, otherwise it will be left empty.
AStackInfo( ) provides, in the 2nd and 4th elements respectively, the name of the current file and, if the file is bound in an APP or other separate file, a full path name to the binding program.
The 4th element contains the original source file information. For objects, this is same information returned by SYS(16), even when bound inside of applications.
AStackInfo() might not be able to retrieve information about program (.prg) files. In this case, X# displays the 2nd element similar to the SYS(16) function. For more information, see SYS(16) - Executing Program File Name.
| 1 | Call Stack Level |
| 2 | Current program filename |
| 3 | Module or Object name |
| 4 | Module or Object Source filename |
| 5 | Line number in the object source file |
| 6 | Source line contents |
AStackInfo( ) populates an array with information about the entire calling stack. It combines functionality of SYS(16) and Program( ) functions while adding new support for line numbers at each call stack level. The value returned is the number of program levels or rows of the returned array.
AStackInfo( ) only populates the 6th array element if source line contents are available, otherwise it will be left empty.
AStackInfo( ) provides, in the 2nd and 4th elements respectively, the name of the current file and, if the file is bound in an APP or other separate file, a full path name to the binding program.
The 4th element contains the original source file information. For objects, this is same information returned by SYS(16), even when bound inside of applications.
AStackInfo() might not be able to retrieve information about program (.prg) files. In this case, X# displays the 2nd element similar to the SYS(16) function. For more information, see SYS(16) - Executing Program File Name.
ExamplesX#
1AStackInfo(myarray) 2Display MEMO LIKE myarray 3myArray 4(1,1) 1 // Stack level = 1 5(1,2) c:\vfp\myAppl.app // Current program 6(1,3) frmRerport.PrintReport.Click // Object 7(1,4) c:\vfp\myclasses\buttons.vct // Object source file name 8(1,5) 42 // Line number in the source 9(1,6) THISForM.DoReport() // in the source 10(2,1) 2 // Stack level = 2 11(2,2) c:\vfp\myAppl.app 12(2,3) frmRerport.DoReport 13(2,4) c:\vfp\forms\frmRerport.sct // Module source file name 14(2,5) 31 15(2,6) DO RunListReport // in the source 16(3,1) 3 // Stack level = 3 17(3,2) c:\vfp\myAppl.app 18(3,3) 19(3,4) c:\vfp\programs\runlisterport.prg // Module source file name 20(3,5) 12 21(3,6) REPORT ForM myreport1.frx // in the source 22(4,1) 4 // Stack level = 4 23(4,2) c:\vfp\reports\myreport1.frt 24(4,3) myreport1.DataEnvironment.BeforeOpenTables 25(4,4) c:\vfp\reports\myreport1.frt // Module source file name 26(4,5) 31 27(4,6) DO ForM getcusts // in the source 28(5,1) 5 // Stack level = 5 29(5,2) c:\vfp\myAppl.app 30(5,3) getcusts.init 31(5,4) c:\vfp\forms\getcusts.sct // Module source file name 32(5,5) 2 33(5,6) AStackInfo(myarray) // in the source
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