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Trace which line of a script called a particular function
is there a way to do a backtrace on which line of the script called a particular function?
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Hopefully this will suit your needs.
Debug.Log(System.Environment.StackTrace);
The way to do that is to use a standard debugging tool and set breakpoints, then execute each statement one by one to follow the code's control flow in in your editor. This isn't possible with Visual Studio however, since Unity uses Mono and therefore can't attach to Visual Studio's debugger, but perhaps it's possible with Mono Develop, I've never used that as an editor for unity.
As a lowtech alternative, you could simply insert strategic Debug.Log calls to see what gets called and what doesn't...
can you suggest some standard debugging tools that'd do what you said for unity ... the debug.log only goes so far and doesn't go recursively to indicate which function called which
It seems $$anonymous$$ono Develop does have a standard debugger. Take a look at http://www.mono-project.com/Debugger. Unity ships with mono develop and uses its runtime system, so it should attach to $$anonymous$$ono Develop's debugger, too.
