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What do the numbers in stacktrace.js correlate to?

I'm using stacktrace.js, and it returns several lines that include the URL followed by two numbers separated by colons. For example:

http://url.com/myscript.js:80:34

What does the 80 and the 34, in this example, correlate to? I can't find documentation on this script's use of the numbers.

What's a good snippet to safely instrument "almost all functions" using stacktrace.js?

stacktrace.js is a micro-library for getting stack traces in all web browsers.

It offers functions instrumentation:

var p = new printStackTrace.implementation();
p.instrumentFunction(this, 'baz', logStackTrace);
function logStackTrace(stack) {
    console.log(stack.join(' -> '));
}
function foo() {
    var a = 1;
    bar();
}
function bar() {
    baz();
}
foo(); //Will log a stacktrace when 'baz()' is called containing 'foo()'!

p.deinstrumentFunction(this, 'baz'); //Remove function instrumentation

What's the best way to "instrument all or almost all functions" in a safe way? Basically I want (say ... in "debug mode") to "auto-catch and log" all stack traces from all functions that are feasible to instrument. What's a good snippet to do this? Which functions should I avoid instrumenting?

AngularJS: serverside logging of clientside errors

I've rewritten a web application using angular. But now i have the problem that it's not as easy as window.onerror = function(...) { ... } to send clientside errors to the server. But this is really helpful to detect errors.

I added a custom exception handler to angular using the following code

    $provide.decorator("$exceptionHandler", function($delegate) {
    return function(exception, cause) {
        $delegate(exception, cause);
        log2server(exception + " (" + cause + ")");
    };
});

But this wont allow me to get the location where the exception came from. Any hints/experience how to tackle this? I would also love a solution which is able to work with http://stacktracejs.com/