If I have aquired a backtrace, e.g. from backtrace() and i want to throw an exception that impersonates an exception being thrown with that backtrace, how do i do it?

How do I throw an Exception with a given backtrace?

oxinabox October 7, 2020, 4:33pm 4

yeah, that would do it.
I thought there might be an inbuilt way.
since rethrow(e) basically does this.
Throwning the new exception e with the old backtrace, right?

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How do I throw an Exception with a given backtrace?

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