No.

The trick is to generalize and then localize the messages in your own
error handlers so that they give you not only the general error
message but also any specific information you might want.  It isn't
too difficult to put a select statement in your error handler that
causes different messages for different errors - all from the same
error handler.  Also, you can insert the procedure name in the error
message..  Don't overload your poor users with noise.  You can also
put in conditional flags for "terse" for normal running and "verbose"
for development.

Have you tried MZ Tools?

HTH