Add support for 'startFrame' parameter in stack trace. #312
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I may get a bit lazy, but do you mind adding the Changelog here, too? I'd merge that tomorrow. |
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No problem, I'll add that and rebase on the latest. |
When a stack trace contains many functions calls, the 'startFrame' can be used in subsequent calls to expand a subset of the complete stack trace. Although this parameter is optional, if not utilized, it can prohibit the interrogation of a long list of stack frames when combined with the 'levels' parameter.
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Fixes #308.
When a stack trace contains many functions calls, the 'startFrame' can
be used in subsequent calls to expand a subset of the complete stack
trace. Although this parameter is optional, if not utilized, it can
prohibit the interrogation of a long list of stack frames when
combined with the 'levels' parameter.