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TrimBreakpoint, by Steve Yen, is a super lightweight debugging utility for JavaScript, to temporarily stop code execution so that you can inspect browser variables at runtime, including any variable in scope. It's meant for when you're too lazy to pull out your Venkman or Visual Studio and when those alert()'s just aren't doing enough for you.

And cherry on the cake it's in less than 20 lines

reads interesting - I'll give this a try after easter.

Interesting. Would be nice if you could omit the first argument and have it use the function it suggests using as the default.


 

Who needs a debugger? Don't most people write code that works fine the first time they run it?

Thanks for pointing this out

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Thanks for posting this. I'll be using it soon.