On 3/21/07, Lee Feigenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > By the way, if you're using FireBug, then it's quite easy to try what
> > works and what doesn't by going to a page that has Exhibit and then
> > executing something like this in FireBug's console:
> >
> > try { Exhibit.Expression.parse(".x * .y") } catch (e) {
> > console.log(e); }
Or plain
try { Exhibit.Expression.parse(".x * .y") } catch (e) { e }
if you're at the Firebug prompt.
> > FireBug really makes my work so much easier...
>
> I've had major problems with Firebug in the past, but maybe I'll try it
> anew.
The only issues worth mentioning I've run into recently are that you
need to turn Firebug off for www.editgrid.com (which you can configure
on some of their non-Spreadsheet pages without freezing up firefox). A
site which is extraordinarily useful with Exhibit too, by the way. I
keep almost all of my data sets there nowadays for the sheer
convenience and beauty of it, unless search engine exposure is
needed/wanted.
--
/ Johan Sundström, http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/
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