On Aug 9, 4:15 am, Olivier Cornu <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 16:49, johnjbarton<[email protected]> wrote:
...
> >> Yes. And the file name seems to be needed as well, at least for the
> >> GUI: so far it shows webmonkey.js, which is the JS code creating the
> >> sandbox, not the script code running inside it.
>
> > Yes, that is all the compiler knows, because that is what GM told it.
>
> I take it this is happening behind the scene: i'm not aware of any GM
> code specifically providing this kind of information to the compiler.
There is no way to give this info to the compiler. That's why we have
to do it in Firebug.
>
> >> I guess this GM method should return the needed script's details,
> >> whatever they end up being. As far as i can see, the only reference to
> >> the running script we share between GM and FB is the Sandbox object
> >> it's running in -- that should be the method parameter.
>
> > You will need the line numbers for points of concatenation, eg. a.js
> > 1-150, b.js 151-213, c.js 213-end.
>
> Yes. From what i see, i guess line numbers should be taken care of in
> SandboxSourceFile...
Yes, it has to translate the line number the user wants to see back
and forth to the ones the compiler assigns.
>
> > You might return a sourcefile representing the webmonkey.js with a
> > single script, the outer script representing the body of the function
> > that run the sandbox global method (called outerScript in Firebug).
>
> > (...) just jam the other ones on the context and return one representing
> > the outerScript.
> > To create the others you need to walk the list of innerScripts and
> > compare the source ranges (baseLineNumber, lineExtent) to the
> > webmonkey.js and your list of actual sources with their line ranges.
> > Divvy them up.
>
> Alright. Haven't dealt with line numbers specifics yet but i suppose
> it'll make sense when i do.
jjb
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