Re: bug report: Exception.debug = true

Actually it's even worse than this: if you do

1.blorg

when Exception.debug == true, you'll get the spinning beach ball, even from the command line, no nested environments or execution frames. It just doesn't work at all.

hjh

On Sunday, Aug 29, 2004, at 16:41 US/Eastern, James Harkins wrote:

> OK, I finally reproduced this one with a small code example:
>
> e = (f: #{ "throwing error".postln; 1.blorg }).know_(true);
> f = Environment.make({ ~f = #{ ~event.f } }).put(\event, e).know_(true);
> Exception.debug = true;
>
> f.f
>
> When I run the last line, I get the spinning beach ball. It's a problem for me because I use a lot of environments in environments and debugging is pretty hellish when you can only see a little of the stack trace.
>
> Thanks--
>
> hjh
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