Nice work, gobblez! Very streamlined, efficient and commented nicely.
It was a breeze to install in my project. Thanks for sharing!
Just had one tweak to make since I didn't have any components in my
project:
if (isset($var->controller->components))
$g = "\nfbout['Components'] =
".$this->php2js($var->controller-
>components).";";
Do you know if there's a way to expand all the nodes in the Firebug
console? Otherwise. you have to do a bit of work to see what's going
on with all the variables. I still prefer Ovenlight because you can
"passively" see everything going on without any clicking (with the
exception of maybe some vertical scrolling). Navigating the Firebug
console requires much "active" clicking to see everything. The good
news is that you can just run both and have your choice.
Also, by printing the variables to the HTML into "<div>" boxes, you
have many presentation options with CSS and/or AJAX/DOM scripting/
AJAX. You could add all kinds of effects to make them resizeable,
collapsible, moveable, hideable, etc. Since Ovenlight writes all
these div boxes inside an outter div box (simulating a debug pane), it
could be made to behave like a dockable pane. Printing also works
pretty well.
I've already learned a few things from this example which I'll
refactor into Ovenlight. That's what I was hoping for!
Thanks again,
NOSLOW
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