问题
I'm looking for a way to have an interactive JIT debugger, preferably integrated with Firebug.
I got the idea from PHPEd, which has an "Immediate" debug tab where you can just type in PHP code and modify objects on the fly. This makes debugging a breeze as you can re-assign variables multiple times, re-execute functions, etc without leaving the program.
Here's what I think would be superb: - set a breakpoint in Firebug - arrive to breakpoint - have an Execute JS tab where one could enter JS code, similar to what I described above
Does anything like this exist already?
TIA.
回答1:
You can already do this in Firebug. Just get to a break point, then go to the "console" tab, and type your commands into the command line at the bottom (where there's the ">>>").
回答2:
If I understand the question correctly, I think can do that already in firebug.
- Set a breakpoint (or use the debugger keyword)
- Click the console tab
- the bottom line allows you to enter a javascript command.
- if you need more space click the icon that looks like an upside down v in the bottom right part of the browser.
You might also like the JS execute extension.
回答3:
Actually, Firebug can do this and it's only a matter of a little investigation on their website to find out how to do this best :) Good luck!
回答4:
Agree with parents that Firebug is the best choice. Another option that requires a good deal of configuration would be Aptana. For folks using the Eclipse IDE, Aptana is a solid editor for Javascript work. The plus with Aptana is that it's tied more to a code editing environment.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/822071/interactive-javascript-console-preferably-integrated-with-firebug