Source maps enabled in Chrome.
I'm able to browse through the original files.
However I can't figure out how to go from the stack trace to the place of the error in the original files.
I am getting an error in my all.min.js file, containing all of my JS minified.
I click the link in the stack trace and it takes me to this:
How can I get to the location in the original file from here?
It looks like this feature hasn't been implemented or isn't possible.
Something that helps is clicking the 'un-minify' ('fix indent') button in the bottom left corner of the code window.
That shows me where the error is happening in a more readable way, although it's simply an indentation fix.
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I have been working on my project when suddenly I have not compiled anymore, it stays waiting in Compile swift source files ... I cleaned the project, the folder, deleted the app and nothing. Is there any way to know what is happening?
Is there any way to know what is happening?
Yes. Go into the Report Navigator which is the one selected by the little speech bubble at the top right of the navigator pane. It will give you a list of all the actions you have performed like builds and tests and runs. The current build will be at the top of the pane. Click on it.
In the main editor you will see some buttons at the top and maybe some messages. Click the All Messages button and it will show you a tree view of the current build. The bottom line will be what the build system is doing now. If it is not changing (i.e. new lines appearing) the build is stuck.
Almost certainly the bottom line will be something like Compile SomeFile.swift. Assuming it is, you can now triage the problem. The Swift compiler usually gets stuck on inferring types for complicated expressions. The way to triage this is to comment out the entire file and then add lines back until the problem reappears. Make sure that you always add enough back so that the file compiles without error.
Obviously, the last line you added back will be the one causing the problem. Usually it's an expression that concatenates strings together with non strings that causes the problem.
The problem is in dictionary [String:Any] when I change the dictionary to [String:String] the problem is resolved . Is very strange..
Using Netbeans 8.0.2, I'm getting an error (red circle/exclamation mark) on the tab for the html file, but there is no error shown in the html itself:
While just an irritant, it does keep drawing my eye to it. I'd like to make it either go away or show exactly where the error is, but I can't find anything online about this particular problem.
Two more things to try:
check Action Items window to see if there is something (Window->Action Items)
could be issue of NetBeans - check IDE log if there is some exception via View->IDE log
I usually just add a space in the file and then save it. It is annoying but it does the job.
If I view the source of a certain webpage, there is a script tag that seems to be cut off at the end, ending with an ellipsis (...). Is there a way to tell if the script is actually being cut off or if the ellipsis is actually part of the content? If it is cut off, is there a way to view the whole thing?
Yes, it appears that Chrome Developer tool truncates the display of the content and shows an ellipses instead. The content is still there and parsed by the browser.
You can view the full content by going to the Sources tab, clicking on the Show Navigator icon, and selecting your file.
The previous answers do not work if js code added dynamically. For me works when I do right click on script element and choose Copy -> Copy element
For those looking just to view or copy a cut off script tag, the solution I found to work for me is saving the web page to disk and then opening using a code editor. Obviously this won't allow you to edit in place or debug, but for copying it works great!
If your truncated script is being generated dynamically, you will note that the truncated code is automatically highlighted/selected. If you copy this and paste it into a text editor, you will find that the complete/un-truncated section of script will be pasted. Not ideal, but not too much hassle either.
please have a look at this screenshot:
Something is not working correctly on my site and I therefore want to debug it. Dev-tools shows that I have 5 Errors and 1 Warning, but when I CLICK on them, nothing happens. It doesn't bring me to a view, where the errors are shown.
I then search in the network panel, where the errors are shown (although I have to scroll through all requests).
The question is, shouldn't I get redirected to where the errors are shown in a list? (At least this is how it worked in the past for me.)
It might happens that console view with the errors was resized and the only caption of the console pane are visible. Another option is the filters mentioned in the comments.
If the errors and warnings were filtered out then you will see the console but it will have only marker that some messages were filtered out.
I have created a view in eclipse like console and it shows the errors to users.So when user clicks on that error it should go to that line number.How should I do this?
Throw away your selfmade view, implement the console factory extension point instead to create new console sub windows in the existing console view. Afterwards implement the console pattern match extension point to find and link text segments in the console output.
Implementing a full view in Eclipse that behaves like an already existing view is always wrong. All of the existing views in the eclipse platform have extension points to change and enhance them. Nobody really wants to have 5 different console views being shown in a perspective.