Hi there,

Is there a way to get Firebug to entirely halt a page's scripts?

For example, if you put a breakpoint within a mousemove event handler,
the debugger will trap the first invocation of the function, however
if the mouse moves after that (thus calling the event handler again)
these events will run as normal, potentially changing the code's
state.

Currently I'm working around this by setting a variable just before
the breakpoint, and the event handler first checks that variable
before proceeding through the code. However this often means I must
check the variable in many places - any event handler that may be
triggered and could alter the code's state.

I remember that in Venkman once you triggered a breakpoint, no further
Javascript would be run while the system was paused. Is there some way
to make Firebug do this too?

FF 3.0.4, Firebug 1.2.1

Regards,

Stefan

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