I am currently writing an Error logger for my application, and basically what I am interested in, is when handling the exception, I invoke a function CreateLogEntry(...) from my logging class. The idea is, I want CreateLogEntry(...) to know it was called from within a method BadFunction(...) and retrieve its parameters as part of the logging process.
Now I already did some homework (I guess not enough though :S), and I am sure my solution lies in the System.Reflection, and already found some examples on how to enumerate all functions within a class (http://www.csharp-examples.net/get-method-names/). But would it be possible to get the name of the function that creating that exception.
Ex (what I got):
public string GetCurrentMode()
{
string currentMode = "";
try
{
currentMode = _host.Mode.ToString();
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
Common.MorpheeException me = new Common.MorpheeException();
me.MethodName = "GetCurrentMode";
me.NameSpace = "MorpheeScript";
me.ErrorNumber = 0;
me.ErrorDescription = ex.Message;
me.StackTrace = ex.StackTrace;
throw new FaultException<Common.MorpheeException>(me);
}
return currentMode;
}
What I want to have:
public string GetCurrentMode()
{
string currentMode = "";
try
{
currentMode = _host.Mode.ToString();
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
Common.MorpheeException me = new Common.MorpheeException(ex);
// Here me should know that it is called from GetCurrentMode() and
// retrieve the parameters if there are any
throw new FaultException<Common.MorpheeException>(me);
}
return currentMode;
}
Many thanks for your help
