New Post: Retrieving javascript line index during execution

Is it possible to get currently executing script line number without resorting to the debugger?
I would like to highlight certain lines whenever they are being executed. For example:

public class Test() {
    public void method1(string str){};
    public void method2(string str){};
}

var engine = new V8ScriptEngine(V8ScriptEngineFlags.EnableDebugging, port);
engine.AddHostObject("test", new Test());
engine.Execute("test_script", script_js);

script_js:

....
test.method1('foo');
....
test.method2('bar');

and I would like to retrieve the line number whenever the test.method1 or test.method2 is being executed (from within the host C# code).

What I have tried so far but without any success:

1. V8ScriptEngine.getStackTrace() - Doesn't work since it essentially terminates the script execution.
   
2. Adding
   

function getStackTrace(){ return new Error().stack; }

to the script and calling it from the host method e.g.

var st = (string)engine.Script.getStackTrace();

Doesn't work either. It seems to enter infinite recursive loop and just keeps calling the same host method over and over again.


Are there any other options available for V8ScriptEngine?