Re: Identifying function name

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AA2e72E wrote:
"Arne Vajhøj" wrote:
AA2e72E wrote:
Is there some generic property that will give me the name of a function within its catch block?
What are you trying to accomplish ?

(when you write the code you know the function name)
> I have a single error reporting method that takes the exception variable as
> its argument; so I don't know which method caused the exception but as
> detailes in the Jon Skeet's post, the exception variable holds the name.

Yes. And because you already have the exception, then there are
very little overhead.

Arne
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