Not much.
May I explain it better:
listenerFunction = function(e){
// and I want to get here
// and I cannot put the debugger here
}
object.addListener('evt', listenerFunction )
// into the object
object.fireFunction = function(){
// I'm here in the thread/stack
debugger;
this.fireEvent('evt');
}
I'm into the part of my code where I fire the event
Now I want to know who are my listeners and
make a breakpoint on the first line of my listener method;
The inverse is easier because I'm into the listen function
I look at the stack and find the nearest line with something with my
code and I click there; Now I can see my function that fired
the event.
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