Any way to detect and get a stack trace the plugin produced?

Discussion in 'Spigot Plugin Development' started by LordSaad44, May 16, 2015.

  1. LordSaad44

    LordSaad44

    So I'm making an option in my plugin to automatically detect and send any stack traces produced by itself to me. I have no idea how to detect and get a stack trace the plugin produces that is NOT in a try and catch, any ideas?
     
    #1 LordSaad44, May 16, 2015
  3. dommi2212

    dommi2212

    *Hate incoming*
    I don't know a way to do this so far. I would try putting everything into a try-catch :/

    Code (Text):
    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
      try {
        //DO EVERYTHING HERE
      } catch(Exception e) {
        //SEND IT HERE
    }
    (BTW: That was my 100th post)
     
    #2 dommi2212, May 16, 2015
  5. Skionz

    Skionz

    #3 Skionz, May 16, 2015
  7. LordSaad44

    LordSaad44

    NOPE...


    BRILLIANT! But does this override ALL plugin unhandled exceptions? I don't want to interfere with stack traces that aren't of my own plugin.
     
    #4 LordSaad44, May 16, 2015
  9. Skionz

    Skionz

    I didn't think of that. I haven't personally tried it, but I would guess that it does; however, you could check if any of the classes causing the exception to be thrown are yours.
     
    #5 Skionz, May 16, 2015
  11. DarkSeraphim

    DarkSeraphim

    Bukkit will handle it before the uncaught handler gets it.
     
    #6 DarkSeraphim, May 16, 2015
  13. LordSaad44

    LordSaad44

    Yes I guess I could check for my plugin's name in the stack trace... I think i can do that... I'll try.
     
    #7 LordSaad44, May 16, 2015
  15. Janmm14

    Janmm14

    Just put everything into try-catches.
     
    #8 Janmm14, May 16, 2015
  17. LordSaad44

    LordSaad44

    Are you sure? :/


    I double dare you to make a pull request placing every single command in this plugin into a try-catches...
    https://github.com/TeamTrillium/Trillium
    Yeah, NOT happening.

    I want this exception handling feature because it seems very useful and cool.
     
    #9 LordSaad44, May 16, 2015
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