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I found what was causing it: In the "Debug" menu, the option "Do Not Break on Guarded Exceptions" wasn't checked but was with a new install (which is odd and implies that I checked it at some point, which I don't remember doing). In any event, it's FINALLY doing what I want!!! AW...

Weird... Installed ETSK on the workstation sitting next to the other one and it worked without a single problem. Even the $.writeln(Error().line) worked. But I can't think of anything that would cause this distinctive behavior between each system. Any ideas?

Okay, I think I'm making some sort of progress here and I think it might be in how I'm using ESTK... I found the following script after scouring Google and StackOverflow: Error.prototype.toString = function() { if (typeof this.stack === "undefined" || this.stack === null) { this.stack = &q...

Well, I uninstalled and reinstalled but I'm seeing zeros in the JavaScript Console every time I use the "$.writeln(Error().line);" statements... No matter where I put them, it always shows zero for its output. Ugh.

I'll give that a shot and see what happens. I'm about to leave the office but I'll do it tomorrow and follow up with the results.

Weird. Looks like that's the version I'm using according to Help > About ExtendScript Toolkit...: It's showing "4.0.0.1 ExtendScript 4.5.5 ScriptUI 6.2.2"...

When I use...
...the JavaScript Console always reads '0' (zero). Any ideas what might be causing that?

I'm currently working on an ES3 script and one thing I haven't figured out how to do (maybe it's impossible to do?) is output line numbers at controlled locations in the code (such as inside a function that I'm trying to debug). Ideally, I'd love to do something like the following: var line_number =...

Completely true, Kukurykus. Just wanted to blame something besides myself.

Kukurykus, I think it was the bt.send() parameter being omitted that was causing me headaches as doing what you did (and passing in 1) finally got the function to trigger. This is frustrating because the page I used to understand how to use the send() function (found here: https://extendscript.docsf...