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JavaScript arrays? #2

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paulvi opened this issue Jul 14, 2015 · 7 comments
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JavaScript arrays? #2

paulvi opened this issue Jul 14, 2015 · 7 comments

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paulvi commented Jul 14, 2015

Can JavaScript be supported arrays?
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Please add more information to this issue. Enumerate the environment where you would like this functionality - Javascript vm, Eclipse plugins, etc.

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paulvi commented Jul 20, 2015

For some time I was looking for everything helping JavaScript development with Eclipse http://www.nodeclipse.org

And now mostly CromeDevTools are used for Node.js debugging, while Nashorn (JavaScript over Java 8) stays silent.

I cannot even estimate time, but just opened ticket to have discussion and for references.

JavaScript is quite different from Java from the point that variable can have numeric or any other value. (Have you tried ever visualize strings, e.g. by drawing their lengths?)

There should be also nice user story showing when and how visualizing would make big change of have we we debugging.

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I have plans to extend the visualization to other datastructures, strings, etc. I think this lines up well with the MIrur roadmap.

I'll have to take some time to see how easy it is to interface with an arbitrary Javascript vm (or just ChromeDevTools). Maybe the Eclipse SDK makes this easy.

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paulvi pushed a commit to paulvi/mirur that referenced this issue Jul 24, 2015
This is experiment related to Nodeclipse/www.nodeclipse.org/pull/61
f92b063 
This is experiment related to Nodeclipse/www.nodeclipse.org#61

when and if there will be JavaScript support brandonborkholder#2 it should be as separate feature, and I'd like to put mirur into JavaTools if you agree
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Mirur JavaScript ref brandonborkholder/mirur#2
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What's the recommended path for integrating with Enide? I see two plugins that provide some kind of javascript debugging support - org.chromium.debug and org.nodeclipse.debug. How do the two interact?

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I just finished support for javascript arrays in Mirur 1.1.0 (26c55e6). I tested it with Enide Studio 2014 and 2015.

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paulvi commented Dec 1, 2015

This is phenomenal. I will give a try this month.

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paulvi commented Feb 2, 2016

It works

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paulvi added a commit to Nodeclipse/www.nodeclipse.org that referenced this issue Feb 2, 2016
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mirur works for JavaSCript;
ede4718 
ref brandonborkholder/mirur#2
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