Hi everyone.
I spend a lot of my time debugging my project, which is written in a
combination of JS (compiled with jsc) and Java. It's great that stack
traces include entries that point to the relevant line of the JS file
from which the compiled bytecode came, but I would like to use an
interactive debugger. Using org.mozilla.javascript.tools.debugger is OK
for pure JS issues, but my code bounces around a lot between JS and Java.
I'd love to be able to use Eclipse and have a unified stack of JS and
Java calls (like you see when you printStackTrace()) and be able to
inspect JS variables/objects when I'm viewing a JS stack frame.
Is this possible currently? If not, any idea how difficult it would be
to achieve? (Not that I really have time to write the appropriate
Eclipse plugin or whatever would be required...)
Thanks,
Cameron
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