When calling error("message") the editor breaks on the correct layer.
Since error("message")should be the same aserror("message", 1), I would expect the same behaviour from the debugger, however it is handled as if error("message", 2) has been called. And when i call error("message", 2) I get pointed to layer 3. So when I wanna address the correct call layer in lua, I get pointed to layer + 1 in local-lua-debugger.
I suppose it has something to do with when you have overridden the error function.
When calling
error("message")the editor breaks on the correct layer. Sinceerror("message")should be the same aserror("message", 1), I would expect the same behaviour from the debugger, however it is handled as iferror("message", 2)has been called. And when i callerror("message", 2)I get pointed to layer3. So when I wanna address the correct call layer in lua, I get pointed tolayer + 1in local-lua-debugger. I suppose it has something to do with when you have overridden theerrorfunction.