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I get it, but then I don't - if you know what I mean - I looked at the Java version yesterday. So typically I would just do a Ctrl + F against the log and sea
by planetjones 13y ago
I get it, but then I don't - if you know what I mean - I looked at the Java version yesterday.
So typically I would just do a Ctrl + F against the log and search for my package name e.g. co.uk.planetjones. And voila it finds the first call that originated in my code.
With stackifier I would have to copy my Exception message to the clipboard, load the website, paste my Exception in and then view the output with the Red Marker on the right hand side.
I'm not saying it's not a neat little tool - I just don't know if it necessarily saves me time i.e. it's probably quicker for me to search for my package in the log file or console log. And the advantage of using the console log is the IDE will hyperlink the line number so I just click on it to go to the line of my code where the Exception originated. With stackifier I need to remember the line number, open the file and go to that line.