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access the call stack?
is it possible to access the call stack in code?
What I mean is, if I write a subroutine into an Add-In (so that it can be seperately secured from the rest of the code, for reasons I wish we didn't need to deal with) When I call a subroutine in that protected Add-In, is it possible to return, in the code, the name of the calling routine? It should be the next item up in the call stack. Thanks. Mark |
access the call stack?
got my answer.... "No", but you can roll your own.
got it. "mark" wrote: is it possible to access the call stack in code? What I mean is, if I write a subroutine into an Add-In (so that it can be seperately secured from the rest of the code, for reasons I wish we didn't need to deal with) When I call a subroutine in that protected Add-In, is it possible to return, in the code, the name of the calling routine? It should be the next item up in the call stack. Thanks. Mark |
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