Re: Debugging XUL code
James Ross <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.jsdebugger |
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| Organization | Another Netscape Collabra Server User |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
George V. Reilly wrote: > I'm using Venkman 0.9.85.jw2 from > http://getahead.ltd.uk/ajax/venkman A lot of the text of that page is wrong. The latest version from the development site works fine (you have to change maxVersion, because they renamed FF 1.1 to FF 1.5), and *would* be on the lame addons site if they would LET ME put it there! > Is there some Venkman magic that I'm missing? Probably nothing more than the Exclude Browser Files in the Debug menu, which is checked by default, and will exclude all chrome files (i.e. browser and extensions). (These files are usually not what you are interested in with Venkman, and also tend to spew a lot of really irritating errors.) After unticking that, you should see all the extension files [1]. Note that you wont be able to use the source code view for the XUL files unless you enable Pretty Print, but if all the code is in .js files, this should not be a problem (though you may like Pretty Print anyway!). Beyond that, it's down to you setting breaks points and having fun. :) [1] If you don't, or only seem some (but not the ones you want), you may need to restart Venkman. Very occasionally I've had to restart the entire of Firefox, too. -- James Ross <[email protected]> ChatZilla Developer