Here's is how to do backtrace collection:
(defun nic-test-2 ()
(let ((standard-output (get-buffer-create "*nic-backtrace*")))
(backtrace)))
An initial thought is that any condition-case capture could capture the backtrace in a unique buffer and add a link to the produced error message to elnode-log that will let you follow it. But that might be expensive on buffers.
Another alternative would be to add it as a property to the log-line so that a buffer viewer mode could handle it's display
Here's is how to do backtrace collection:
An initial thought is that any condition-case capture could capture the backtrace in a unique buffer and add a link to the produced error message to elnode-log that will let you follow it. But that might be expensive on buffers.
Another alternative would be to add it as a property to the log-line so that a buffer viewer mode could handle it's display