/// <summary>
/// Process a list of exceptions into an event
/// </summary>
/// <param name="exList">A list of exceptions</param>
/// <param name="Context">The context for the event</param>
/// <param name="UserId">The userId for the event</param>
/// <param name="ExtraData">Extra data to annotate on the event</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private Event ProcessExceptions(List<System.Exception> exList, string Context, string UserId, object extraData)
{
// Create an event to return
Event retval = new Event()
{
AppVersion = this.applicationVersion,
Context = Context,
OSVersion = this.OSVersion,
ReleaseStage = this.releaseStage,
UserId = UserId,
ExtraData = extraData
};
// Our list of exceptions:
List<Bugsnag.Library.Data.Exception> exceptions = new List<Bugsnag.Library.Data.Exception>();
// For each exception passed...
foreach(System.Exception ex in exList)
{
// ... Create a list of stacktraces
// This may not be the best way to get this information:
// http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jmstall/archive/2005/03/20/399287.aspx
var stacktraces = (from item in new System.Diagnostics.StackTrace(ex, true).GetFrames()
select new Stacktrace()
{
File = item.GetFileName() ?? item.GetType().Name ?? "N/A",
LineNumber = item.GetFileLineNumber(),
Method = item.GetMethod().Name
}).ToList();
// Add a new exception, and use the stacktrace list:
exceptions.Add(new Bugsnag.Library.Data.Exception()
{
ErrorClass = ex.TargetSite.Name,
Message = ex.Message,
Stacktrace = stacktraces
});
}
// Set our list of exceptions
retval.Exceptions = exceptions;
// Return the event:
return retval;
}
