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Seems to be partly done. My Opera (V1750) already displayed a console when it ran into some firefox-commands:
the output looked good
Wolfgang
var c; try { console.debug(d); c=true; } catch(e) { c=false; }
if (!c) Ext.dump(d);
the output looked good
Wolfgang
Just noticed that this console in opera looks a lot like the console in IE8.
To be precise: I see no difference at all
Wolfgang
To be precise: I see no difference at all
Wolfgang
1. November 2009, 16:59:53 (edited)
Originally posted by SailorMax:
Can you add to opera.postError() possible output objects and arrays in console as structure, which user can open and look inside, like in "Scripts/Command Line" or FireFox's console.log()?
I've made <a href="http://github.com/NV/console.js/">console.js</a>. This is attempt to implement Firebug console API into all browsers.
For Opera, console.js posting errors to native error console. And doing it smart:
>>> console.log({x:3, y:5})
{ 'x': 3, 'y': 5 }