Thanks.
BTW. I'm using a closure to access context inside the callback.
Is there a better/preferred way to accomplish this?
initializeNode: function(oldPanelNode)
{
// do this so that context is available inside onDblClick handler
this.onDblClick = (function(context) {
return function(e) {
// Parse event "e" and create the appropriate object.
...
context.chrome.select(obj);
};
})(this.context);
this.panelNode.addEventListener("dblclick", this.onDblClick,
false);
Firebug.Panel.initializeNode.apply(this, arguments);
}
On Jan 6, 3:32 am, Jan Odvarko <[email protected]> wrote:
> The NetFileLink object for Net panel selection is ready (R1637).
>
> The use-cases are as follows:
>
> // Selection by URL
> context.chrome.select(new FBL.NetFileLink("http://...";));
>
> // Selection by request object (in case there can be more requests
> with the
> // same URI in the Net panel).
> context.chrome.select(new FBL.NetFileLink(null, request));
>
> // Selection by file object (the object that is used to represent a
> request
> // in the Net panel).
> context.chrome.select(file.getFileLink());
>
> Honza
>
> On Jan 6, 12:53 am, John J Barton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > If you have an object that Firebug supports, then you can use:
> > context.chrome.select(object);
> > In fact unless you know otherwise, this is a good place to start. At
> > worst you will end up in the DOM tab with something you created but
> > Firebug does not know about.
>
> > For Script panel, create a SourceLink. These are the things you see in
> > the Console when you have an error. Other things the script panel
> > supports:
> > object instanceof jsdIStackFrame
> > || object instanceof SourceFile
> > || (object instanceof SourceLink && object.type == "js")
> > || typeof(object) == "function" )
>
> > For Net panel I don't see any supportsObject. Looks like we need
> > something like a NetFileLink(win, href), supported by Net panel. When
> > the select() for that object comes to the net panel, it can lookup the
> > NetDocument and NetFile objects and select them. Hopefully Honza will
> > read this and weigh in...
>
> > John.
>
> > On Jan 5, 2:33 pm, Manoj <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > One of the UI features of the Firebug extension I'm developing would
> > > be to allow the user to readily switch to Firebug's Net or Script
> > > panel when they double click on the appropriate network or JS function
> > > trace item.
>
> > > Is there an API that can be used for accomplishing this?
>
> > > For e.g. From my extension, given the request URI, how can the
> > > appropriate request details be highlighted in the Net panel. (assuming
> > > the Network monitoring is enabled)
>
> > > Similarly, given a filename and line number, how can the appropriate
> > > file be displayed in the Script panel.
>
> > > Regards,
> > > Manoj
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