Each line in the short command line is sent to the page separately.
So I guess it similar to
{
var d ...
}
{
d; // not in this scope.
}
So:
{
var d = new Date(); d
}
works as does
{
d = new Date(); // apparently the same as window.d = new Date(); ?
}
I don't know if there is a good solution. We could re-submit previous
commands, but that might be confusing as well. Or just use the large
command line.
jjb
On Dec 23, 12:05 pm, pacmon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am having a bit of an issue and I was hoping someone might have an
> idea. Currently when I open firebug and attempt to use the command
> line (on any site), variables seem to disappear after each command.
>
> For example:
> var d = new Date(); <i hit enter>
> d <i hit enter>
> --Then I get a ReferenceError: d is not defined.
>
> Nothing I do seems to make this work... However the following *does*
> work:
>
> var d = new Date(); d
>
> This will successfully output the d variable.
>
> One person I talked to said they thought it was a change to the way
> scope was handled on the command line, but I have been unable to find
> anything with information about this.
>
> I'm currently running Firefox 3.0.4 with Firebug 1.3.0b6.
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