>>I want to add the logging of the ALIAS() at the time of the error. Right now the error class does not do it. So, here is what I see (and in initial test works) can be done:
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>>The error handler is instantiated with the following code:
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>>lcError = lcErrorObj + '.ErrorHandler(error(), sys(16), lineno())'
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>>So, I added the alias() to the above, as follows:
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>>lcError = lcErrorObj + '.ErrorHandler(error(), sys(16), lineno(), ALIAS())'
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>>Therefore, now the method ErrorHandler gets 4 parameters, the last of which is the alias()
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>>Anyone sees a potential problem with the above?
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>No, I recently added the same code to my copy of the class.
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>Doug
Thank you!
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