Hi Garret,
2010/5/16 Garrett Smith <[email protected]>:
> On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 12:04 PM, Pedro Simonetti Garcia
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi Garret,
>>
>> 2010/5/16 Garrett Smith <[email protected]>:
>>> The console has a "run" button - is there a command for it?
>>
>> It seems you're talking about the large command line. By "command" you
>> mean a shortcut? If so, the answer is: yes, press ALT+ENTER to execute
>> the code inside the large command line.
>>
>
> Using windows vista, that does not work for me. Pressing ALT+ENTER
> does not cause the code inside the large command line to run. I use
> large command line always.
Sorry. I made a mistake, the correct shortcut is CTRL+ENTER.
Please verify if it works for you and let us know.
>
>>
>>> Incidentally, has anyone been able to use keyboard shortcut "ACCEL +
>>> Shift + l" to draw focus to the command line?
>>
>> Yes, the shortcut "CTRL+ SHIFT + L" do focus the command line for me,
>> but I think there is a bug in the behavior of this shortcut right now. Could
>> you please give us a more detailed description of what steps are you doing,
>> what is happening, and what is expected to happen?
>>
>
> You say "CTRL+ SHIFT + L" will focus the command line. So, the steps would be:
> 1. open FB
> 2. click somewhere in the document
> 3. press "CTRL+ SHIFT + L" together
>
> This has no noticeable effect. Focus is not drawn to the FB command line.
I asked for clarifications because the actual behavior is not so obvious.
I implemented this feature in Firebug Lite, which was based in the behavior
of Firebug version of that time (I guess it was the Firebug 1.4). It seems
that this behavior is broken on Firebug 1.5.
It's harder to explain than to read the source code. Here's the piece:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
focusCommandLine: function()
{
var selectedPanelName = this.selectedPanel.name, panelToSelect;
if (focusCommandLineState == 0 || selectedPanelName != "Console")
{
focusCommandLineState = 0;
lastFocusedPanelName = selectedPanelName;
panelToSelect = "Console";
}
if (focusCommandLineState == 1)
{
panelToSelect = lastFocusedPanelName;
}
this.selectPanel(panelToSelect);
try
{
if (Firebug.CommandLine)
{
if (panelToSelect == "Console")
Firebug.CommandLine.focus();
else
Firebug.CommandLine.blur();
}
}
catch(e)
{
//TODO: xxxpedro trace error
}
focusCommandLineState = ++focusCommandLineState % 2;
}
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
So, the focusCommandLine function will focus the command line
if the current selected panel is not the "Console", or if there was
no other panel selected before.
Otherwise, it will alternate between the last selected panel, and
the "Console" panel. Does it makes sense to you? (I know, it is
hard to understand, and even harder to explain! :) )
1. Open the page (with Firebug DEACTIVATED)
2. Activate Firebug
3. Press ctrl+shift+L
4. Console command line should be focused
5. Focus some element in the page
6. Press ctrl+shift+L
7. Console command line should be focused again
8. Select the HTML panel
9. Press ctrl+shift+L
10. Console panel will be selected and the command line should be focused
11. Press ctrl+shift+L
12. It will alternate to the last selected panel (which was the HTML panel),
so the HTML will be selected
13. Press ctrl+shift+L
14. Go back to step 10
Anyway, this was the actual behavior in older versions of Firebug, and
this seems to be broken right now. I'll file a bug report for it.
regards,
Pedro Simonetti.
>
> According to what you have written, and what is in about:config
> settings, this key combination is supposed to draw focus to the FB
> command line. As stated, that doesn't happen.
>
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