If you have an object that Firebug supports, then you can use:
context.chrome.select(object);
In fact unless you know otherwise, this is a good place to start. At
worst you will end up in the DOM tab with something you created but
Firebug does not know about.
For Script panel, create a SourceLink. These are the things you see in
the Console when you have an error. Other things the script panel
supports:
object instanceof jsdIStackFrame
|| object instanceof SourceFile
|| (object instanceof SourceLink && object.type == "js")
|| typeof(object) == "function" )
For Net panel I don't see any supportsObject. Looks like we need
something like a NetFileLink(win, href), supported by Net panel. When
the select() for that object comes to the net panel, it can lookup the
NetDocument and NetFile objects and select them. Hopefully Honza will
read this and weigh in...
John.
On Jan 5, 2:33 pm, Manoj <[email protected]> wrote:
> One of the UI features of the Firebug extension I'm developing would
> be to allow the user to readily switch to Firebug's Net or Script
> panel when they double click on the appropriate network or JS function
> trace item.
>
> Is there an API that can be used for accomplishing this?
>
> For e.g. From my extension, given the request URI, how can the
> appropriate request details be highlighted in the Net panel. (assuming
> the Network monitoring is enabled)
>
> Similarly, given a filename and line number, how can the appropriate
> file be displayed in the Script panel.
>
> Regards,
> Manoj
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