jim: info frame improvements

always include 'proc' even if introspection disabled
correctly set 'proc' at the eval frame level that is currently running
in the given proc. This makes it easier to produce an accurate level stacktrace
even across uplevel, etc.

Update stacktrace to use the new info frame.

Signed-off-by: Steve Bennett <steveb@workware.net.au>

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 23 deletions

diff --git a/stdlib.tcl b/stdlib.tcl
index cd82419..804a499 100644
--- a/stdlib.tcl
+++ b/stdlib.tcl
@@ -37,32 +37,14 @@ proc function {value} {
 # with 3 entries for each stack frame (proc),
 # (deepest level first)
 proc stacktrace {{skip 0}} {
-	set trace {}
-	# Need to skip info frame 0 and this (stacktrace) level
-	incr skip 2
-	loop level $skip [info level]+1 {
+	set frames {}
+	loop level 2 [info frame]+1 {
 		set frame [info frame -$level]
-		lappend trace [lindex [dict getdef $frame cmd {}] 0] [dict get $frame file] [dict get $frame line]
-	}
-	return $trace
-}
-proc stacktrace {{skip 0}} {
-	set trace {}
-	# skip the internal frames
-	incr skip 1
-	set last 0
-	loop level $skip [info frame]+1 {
-		set frame [info frame -$level]
-		set file [dict get $frame file]
-		set line [dict get $frame line]
-		set lev [dict get $frame level]
-		if {$lev != $last && $lev > $skip} {
-			set proc [lindex [dict get $frame cmd] 0]
-			lappend trace $proc $file $line
+		if {$frame(level) > $skip && [dict exists $frame proc]} {
+			lappend frames $frame(proc) $frame(file) $frame(line)
 		}
-		set last $lev
 	}
-	return $trace
+	return $frames
 }
 
 # Returns a human-readable version of a stack trace