I started to roll my own for this too, but I got caught up in featurizing it
and haven't manage to finish it up. Basically I was looking for something
similar, but would do a check for $.browser.msie so that you wouldn't get an
error in IE (while adding alternative output forms, like an alert or
creating an output div). I also made primitive wrappers for timer() and
profile() so that you could simply call either function twice and not have
to worry about timer('name') + timerEnd('name'). I had planned on added a
straight pass-through method to allow one to access the Firebug native
methods unhindered, so you could do .log("%s is %d years old.", "Bob", 42)
but I haven't started on that aspect yet.
If there's much interest I could try to clean up the code and release it for
you guys.
By the way, you can check for Firebug using: typeof window['console'] !==
'undefined'
On 3/12/07, Daemach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to be able to dump the contents of the current selector to
the
console using $"#myselector").debug() without loading a plugin. Something
as simple as the following would work, though if you devs have some ideas
on
how to make it more useful I'm sure it would be welcomed, especially by
new
users:
jQuery.fn.debug = function() {
console.log(this);
return this;
}
Long chains that include callbacks with anonymous functions make it
difficult to use console.log($()). Can this be added to the jQ codebase
so
it's always available?
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