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• Re: Javascript Debugging

  winter is coming, and the days are getting longer, aren't they? two days can get reeaaallyyy long.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by Deven7 on 11/17/2008

• Re: Javascript debugging, breakpoint in first line issue

  another year is nearly over. a lot of things have changed. just this embarrassing bug is still not fixed. hey microsoft guys, if you don't know how to do it, why don't you ask some people from mozilla, they might help you :-)

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by Deven7 on 11/17/2008

• Re: Javascript debugging, breakpoint in first line issue

  as Is said, with a dummy line in the first line it works, the problem is that you cannot set the breakpoint in the first line. It doesn't matter if you put var blah = 1; or "debugger" in the first line. But thats no solution, thats garbage! This is a known Bug, and it needs to be fixed, so pls keep your weird so called workarounds, they're not practical

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by Deven7 on 5/1/2008

• Re: Javascript debugging, breakpoint in first line issue

  Ok obviously it's not enough to write a link to the original post, because nobody reads it. So here the description of the real Problem. VS isn't able to put a breakpoint in the first line of an anonymous function . Example: 1 var myfunction = function(myParam) { 2 myParam.myMethod(); 3 }; You will not be able to debug the line, where myMethod is called, because it is the first line of an anonymous function. The only way to workaround this problem is to put in a dummy line like var debug

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by Deven7 on 5/1/2008

• Javascript debugging, breakpoint in first line issue

  Are there still no news on this bug already posted here? http://forums.asp.net/t/1082063.aspx Do you guys realise that the visual studio has a reputation of beeing completely useless for javascript development?? Please fix this bug, and for us it is completely uninteresting if you have to fix in in the vs code or in the jscript engine. STOP to search for excuses ==> FIX IT!

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by Deven7 on 4/30/2008