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implementing Assert

Hi,

I'm wondering if there is a way to capture the line that call a method
within the invoked method. I need to implement an assert statement
checking. For example:

public class Tools
{
static public void Assert( bool bMustBeTrue )
{
if( !bMustBeTrue )
ErrorLog.Output( "This statement is not true:" + ????? ); //
how do I capture "State_X == CurrentState" ? );
}
}
invoking code:
Assert( State_X == CurrentState )
Thanks!!
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Hi,

I'm wondering if there is a way to capture the line that call a method
within the invoked method. I need to implement an assert statement
checking. For example:
Did you considered System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert?

bye
Rob


public class Tools
{
static public void Assert( bool bMustBeTrue )
{
if( !bMustBeTrue )
ErrorLog.Output( "This statement is not true:" + ????? ); //
how do I capture "State_X == CurrentState" ? );
}
}
invoking code:
Assert( State_X == CurrentState )
Thanks!!

Nov 16 '05 #2

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