stackTraceLimit Property (Error) (JavaScript)

You can set the stackTraceLimit property to any positive value between 0 and Infinity. If the stackTraceLimit property is set to 0 at the time an error is thrown, no stack trace is shown. If the property is set to a negative value or a non-numeric value, the value is converted to 0. If the stackTraceLimit is set to Infinity, the entire stack is shown. Otherwise, ToUint32 is used to convert the value.

The following example shows how to set and then get the stack trace limit.

try
    {
    var err = new Error("my error");
    Error.stackTraceLimit = 7;
    throw err;
    }
catch(e)
    {
    document.write ("Error stack trace limit: ")
    document.write (Error.stackTraceLimit);
    }

Supported in Internet Explorer 10 and in Windows Store apps.

Applies To: Error Object (JavaScript)

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