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JavaScript Debugging
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Help Using Help JavaScript Debugging JavaScript Debugging Back 15 This section describes the JavaScript Debugger, which appears when the Enable JavaScript Debugger preference is selected in General Preferences (it is deselected by default) and there is an error when executing a script. AB C D E F G H I J K JavaScript Debugger window A. Stack trace view B. Resume C. Pause D. Stop E. Step over F. Step into G. Step out H. Breakpoints display I. Command line J. Debug output view K. JavaScript source view The current stack trace appears in the upper-left pane of the JavaScript Debugger window. This Stack Trace view displays the calling hierarchy at the time of the breakpoint. Double-clicking a line in this view changes the current scope, enabling you to inspect and modify scope-specific data. All debugging output appears in the upper-right pane of the JavaScript Debugger window. Specifically, output from the print method of the $ object appears in this Debug Output view. The currently executing JavaScript source appears in the lower pane of the JavaScript Debugger window. Double-clicking a line in this JavaScript Source view sets or clears an unconditional breakpoint on that line. That is, if a breakpoint is in effect for that line, double-clicking it clears the breakpoint, and vice-versa. The line number display on the left part displays a red dot for all lines with a breakpoint. Using Help Back 15