This is pretty much IE related because IE is the environment I'm using to test this, but I want to know if you can affect the relevancy of the error object properties when you throw an error. Consider the following javascript:
function MyClass (Arg1, Arg2) // Line 5 of my.js
{
if (typeof Arg1 != "string")
throw new Error("Invalid argument passed for MyClass");
// Do some other stuff here
}
Further down your code you have
var myvar = new MyClass(100, "Hello"); // Line 3201 of my.js
So the above would throw an error, but the error reported in the debugging information would show the error being thrown at line 9 of my.js instead of line 3201. Is this something you can change using standard methods?
