Ability to get 1-off stacktrace in Ray output

[rgasch]

Let me prefix this by saying that I would understand if your reply will be "not an issue, won't fix" ...

Let me explain: I'm in the process of refactoring/upgrading a large legacy application that is making heavy use of Ajax calls ... ray is proving to be a life-saver here, so thank you for that.

My issue is this: our architect has demanded that we wrap the ray() call in a simple debug wrapper (not unreasonable since this wrapper contains a number of other useful debug-related methods) which now means that instead of "ray()" we call "Debug::ray()" ... this works just fine, but the result is that the location of the ray call is now always displayed as "Debug.php:123" rather than the actual line where the call is to "Debug::ray()" is placed.

Is there any way to tell ray to show not the top item from the stack trace but the top-minus-1 line from the stack trace so that the ray output would show where the actual call was placed?

Thank you

[rgasch]

Ping ... any ideas on this? Thank you!

[freekmurze]

Hi!

Because you're the only one requesting this, we're currently not investing time in this feature.

Should it be easy to add easily, feel free to send us a PR with tests and updated docs.

[rgasch]

OK, thank you, I will try to take a look once I have some time available (it may be 2-3 weeks before I get around to this).

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