Interesting, but I don't fully understand you. > When you type "i" it will wrongly auto-complete to "inNaN" and "d" will wrongly auto-complete to "document". Do I assume correctly that this is only a problem with watches, and not with the auto-completion in general?
> I'm not going to "Add Watch" in the Script pane every time. It's faster to type "i" <enter> "d" <enter>... (insert more here). If I'm parsing this correctly, that's unrelated to auto-completion, right? Adding several watches requires a mouse-click on "Add Watch" even in Firebug 1.7, which didn't auto-complete watches. What's wrong with the list of local variables that appears underneath the watch expressions? And do you have any suggestions for fixes that still keep the possibility of auto-completion? / Simon (PS. My personal work-around for avoiding auto-completion is simply to add a space at the end.) Den tisdagen den 21:e augusti 2012 kl. 17:13:22 UTC+2 skrev David Betz: > > When you type "i" it will wrongly auto-complete to "inNaN" and "d" will > wrongly auto-complete to "document". > > I want "i" and "d". > > No, they don't exist. I'm setting up my debugging session with locals that > are used everywhere. > > I'm not about to change my 15 year momentum of debugging. I'm not going to > "Add Watch" in the Script pane every time. It's faster to type "i" <enter> > "d" <enter>... (insert more here). > > This is a critical flaw that is preventing efficient debugging and needs > to be fixed. > -- 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 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/firebug
