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	<title>Comments on: Runtime Stack Information for Logging and Debugging</title>
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		<title>By: gabriel</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:21:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>hey roger, this is nice!  

a thing to note is that in order to  get the file name and line on your stack, you also have to compile with &lt;code&gt;-compile.verbose-stacktraces=true&lt;/code&gt; flag.  If not, the regex might even fail on static methods (it chokes somewhere, I haven&#039;t seen exactly where).

another thing, in order to catch the file name (and line number, cause the regex passed right through) in my work&#039;s windorz, i had to toss in a : in the filename character class in the regexp.  and, although I try not to have spaces in my paths, i guess a space character would also be necessary if you have your project in a path with those in it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hey roger, this is nice!  </p>
<p>a thing to note is that in order to  get the file name and line on your stack, you also have to compile with <code>-compile.verbose-stacktraces=true</code> flag.  If not, the regex might even fail on static methods (it chokes somewhere, I haven&#8217;t seen exactly where).</p>
<p>another thing, in order to catch the file name (and line number, cause the regex passed right through) in my work&#8217;s windorz, i had to toss in a : in the filename character class in the regexp.  and, although I try not to have spaces in my paths, i guess a space character would also be necessary if you have your project in a path with those in it.</p>
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