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Sub / Function Name & Error Handeling

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Brian P. Hammer - 14 Aug 2005 03:10 GMT
All - How can I tell / extract the name of the sub or function that is creating an error?  I'd like to extract this so I can write an event and include the sub name in the error text without having to go to every error handling statement and adding the sub as a string.

Thanks,
Brian
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] - 14 Aug 2005 09:09 GMT
"Brian P. Hammer" <bhammer@le "DASH" aviation.com> schrieb:
>All - How can I tell / extract the name of the sub or function that is
>creating an error?  I'd like to extract this so I can write an event and
>include the sub name in the error text without having to go to every error
>handling statement and adding the sub as a string.

'MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().­Name'.

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Metallikanz! - 14 Aug 2005 10:59 GMT
Make use of the TargetSite and Source properties of the exception type to determine the method and the name of the app that caused the exception.

HTH, Metallikanz!
 All - How can I tell / extract the name of the sub or function that is creating an error?  I'd like to extract this so I can write an event and include the sub name in the error text without having to go to every error handling statement and adding the sub as a string.

 Thanks,
 Brian

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