I'm working on LPP-9311 flash halts in backtrace mode but not in debug mode when dealing with deeply nested views
and one piece of the puzzle (I think) is to ensure that the debugger's notion of maximum stack depth is within the underlying runtime's limit. In the case of SWF, we have a canvas property `scriptlimits` that lets you specify the maximum recursion and timeout values for the player. (See LPP-6132 debug.backtraceStack.maxDepth attribute should be copied form scriptlimits recursion depth). To do this, I plan to pass a debugger `preferences` object through the console window (as embodied by the <debug> tag). Since I'm in there, I figure I might as well surface this in the tag, so you will be able to say things like: <debug ... preferences="print-length: 256, print-depth:32, show-internal-properties: true" /> My thought is to compile the preferences as a CSS properties list and use the normal CSS mapping of hyphens to camel case, e.g.: camel-case -> camelCase to translate CSS properties to debugger attributes. Comments?
