Is there a way to get Firebug to list all the current observes?  I am
imagining something like

element      event         handler
document   keypress    myClass.myKeypress    myclass.js line 222
div.fred      keypress     pressFred                     mypage.html
line 1234
div.fred      click            "selectFred(this)"          mypage.html
line 1250

and so on.

I have read
http://groups.google.com/group/firebug/browse_thread/thread/5741229b3e25c3a5/49ba9e57fc26149f?lnk=gst&q=list+event+handlers#49ba9e57fc26149f,
and I understand that event handlers set in HTML are not evaluated
until triggered: I don't see why the handler text could not be found
and shown in the above; but even if this is not possible, a facility
that worked only for handlers set by 'addEventListener' would still be
useful.

'Log events' is useful, but tends to produce a great deal of data, and
you have to know which elements to watch in the first place: what I
would like is a way of saying "at this point in my script's execution,
these are the events it is listening for".

I don't suppose there is a way of getting this at present; but is it
something that might be provided in the future?

Colin Fine


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