How do I get StackTrace() to the place where the method was called. I can’t find anything about how to achieve this. All the examples I found on the Internet are not working.
The task is to get the history of the branch from where N method was called.
An example of what I want to achieve:
class FMyCustomClass
{
public:
void MyMethod()
{
Call StackTrace()
// This is where I want to get information about where the method was created from
}
}
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Hey there @Hummer4x41! This is actually a great question that I’m not sure of myself. Looking into this thread there are a couple of leads mostly pertaining to dumping the stack to the log:
Yes, I saw this topic on the forum, but there is no answer. Even stack to log, doesn’t output necessary information or returns empty stack at all. But first of all I need to get stack in explicit form so that I could form it and work with it as a separate data.