buggering debuggers
What exactly is the point of a debugger that changes the environment so much that code runs differently?
When I run this javascript in normal mode it is broken. When I run it in the debugger the variables evaluate to what they "should" be, but I cannot actually run the code with the debugger running. Aside from the fact that no user will ever have it.
Instead I am slowly building up an example/test file from scratch to the needed complexity and trying to see at what point it breaks. It now does almost everything I want and doesn't break. But my code is still broken and is not very different from the running test code.
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pieman) wrote,
angry
