On Jun 15, 8:37 pm, Pedro Simonetti Garcia <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > 2010/6/15 gozala <[email protected]>: > > > - In webkit command line presents on every tab and it's very > > convenient specially in scenarios where you are inspecting some code. > > Let's say you are on break-point and want to evaluate some js code to > > digg into some objects in webkit you just type it while in Firebug you > > have to switch to console tab type it (if you still remember what > > exactly if not switch back) then go back. At least in my case that's > > most of the time is scenario > > This seems to be a very good idea, although it would require a > redesign of Firebug's UI. > > > - Multiline js evaluation in webinspector is such a seamless > > experience if you paste something your cmd is just grows a bit bigger > > and enter still evals your code. While in firebug pasting multiline > > snippet will make cmdline fold to the left and enter won't eval it > > anymore which forces you to switch to differnt mode. > > For your information, when you paste a multiline in the command > line, the command line will expand to the right side (which we call > "large command line"). > > Pressing "enter" won't evaluate the large command line because > you may also need to break lines, so to evaluate an expression > press "CTRL + ENTER" instead. >
I do know that and that's where annoyance comes from. In web inspector command line expansion is just temporary after evaling multiline code it goes back to normal freeing up the real estate. For line breaks in expanded view they support alt + enter and believe me it's way more easier cause I don't have to think about the mode (if it's expanded), after all I pasted code and most likely I just want to execute it. Very rarely I want to add some lines before execution. > > - in webinspector you dumped object can be inspect in place by > > unfolding them, while Firebug will switch you to a different tab again > > without cmdline forceing you to switch working mode > > Maybe a "+" next to the object (which expand the object when pressed) > will solve this issue? yeap that's how it's done in the web inspector and is very handy > > > code completion are extremely useful! > > You can autocomplete the command line by pressing TAB. > > Please file an issue report for each case so it won't be forgotten. > > regards, > > Pedro Simonetti. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/firebug?hl=en.
