John J Barton: > The HTML tab you see in the Firebug tab set is just a picture, there is no > real HTML panel. > > All of Firebug's panels are actually <div> elements allocated on demand. So > the code above is saying: > > If the user has ever used the HTML panel in debugging this web page, then > get the inspector vars.
In that case shouldn't be call `getInspectorVars` when the HTML has been showed? It is really questionable how this design is the best approach. > Wait! If the language can fix my mistakes then I'm definitely all for it! The existential operator reminds me for PHP `@` operator. Over two weeks ago I have to deal with PHP application, which should be moved on another server. When I moved the application to the new server I got simply white screen as output of my browser. I was walking trough the included files and I found in `db.php` a line: @mysql_pconnect(); It was coded if mysql_pconnect does not return value which can be converted to true to die the script. The time for debugging that was over 1 hour and the problem was that I haven't got installed mysql library. I really don't want to debugging such a code. Personally if I have to use the existential operator I will start thinking about better design for my application. Regards. _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
