Revision 14727
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 9 years ago
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alias get_stack_frame='declare func file line && "get_stack_frame"' |
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# && instead of ; so it can be used as a while cond |
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skip_stack_frames() # usage: exclude=_* skip_stack_frames |
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skip_stack_frames() # usage: init_i; exclude=_* skip_stack_frames
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{
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: "${exclude:?}"; skip_stack_frame; init_i
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: "${exclude:?}"
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skip_stack_frame_in_caller # current function's frame |
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while get_stack_frame && matches "$exclude" "$func"; do # matching frame |
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next_stack_frame # skip matching frame |
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done |
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unskip_stack_frame_in_caller |
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} |
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format_stack_frame() #usage: "$(func=_ file=_ line=_ format_stack_frame [args])" |
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fix: lib/sh/util.sh: skip_stack_frames(): for new skip_stack_frames rather than get_stack_frame behavior, stack frames must be skipped in the caller to preserve the stack frame pointer