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If one of the files contains a regular expression you'll get a Syntax error in the generated file.

To reproduce you can add the following line anywhere in sample/chat..js

(function () {
    var reg = /exp\(/g;
})();

The result is that the sample is broken

In some cases, the code highlighting seems to be off by a line. Please refer to http://youtu.be/GCrs9nd-c8E for more details.

Also, stepping "in" and "over" does not seems to get code within functions. As you can see from the video, when you step over, it goes from one function to the next, but there seems to be no way to debug code within the functions. I tried setting breakpoints but it seems to skip over that as well (the video does not reflect this).

My homegrown parser/rewriter is not exactly great... :)

Current implementation is suitable for demonstration purposes only

Can I use this tool to debug dinamic websites (for example, a spring application)? If not, is this intended support this feature in the future?

Good job!

Regards

Currently a debug statement is inserted only in front of the first of the nested statements, like this:

debugCode();
foo(bar(quux()));

It should be possible to use comma-separated groups of statements in the form of (funA(), funB()) for inserting debugging calls into nested code.

After this change, the generated code would look something like this instead:

(debugCode(), foo((debugCode(), bar((debugCode(), quux())))))

Apparently the system recognizes this as the app hanging and terminates it.

Both the UI code and the mobile library (aardwolf.js) do not currently handle requests that have timed out very well

Please add support on windows phone 8

Great pure JS debugging solution!
I'm wondering if you can use Webkit WebInspector frontend to present the debugging?
I think it is widely accepted by developers.

Thanks

Run the rewriter on this code sample:

for(var x=0;
    x < 5;
    x += 1) {
    console.log(x);
}

The output cannot be run. It appears that Aardwolf is attempting to insert a bunch of statements inside the for loop, which causes it to have too many semicolon-delimited segments in it. It looks like this:

try {  Aardwolf.pushStack("<toplevel>", "/test.js", '0');  var aardwolfEvalFunc = function(aardwolfEval) { return eval(aardwolfEval); };Aardwolf.updatePosition("/test.js", 1, false, aardwolfEvalFunc);for(var x=0;
    Aardwolf.updatePosition("/test.js", 2, false, aardwolfEvalFunc);x < 5;
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ;
    Aardwolf.updatePosition("/test.js", 3, false, aardwolfEvalFunc);x += 1) {
    console.log(x);
}
} catch (aardwolfEx) { if (!aardwolfEx.rethrown) {  Aardwolf.reportException(aardwolfEx); } aardwolfEx.rethrown = true; throw aardwolfEx;} finally {  Aardwolf.popStack();}

I run my code from different port and cannot serve js files from the same host as file server(8500). Is it possible to make it debug all other js files that come after aardwolf.js include?

I get this error trying to run it:

node app.js -h 192.168.1.13
path.existsSync is now called fs.existsSync.

events.js:71
throw arguments[1]; // Unhandled 'error' event
^
Error: listen EADDRINUSE
at errnoException (net.js:770:11)
at Server._listen2 (net.js:910:14)
at listen (net.js:937:10)
at Server.listen (net.js:994:9)
at dns.js:72:18
at process.startup.processNextTick.process._tickCallback (node.js:244:9)

Help?

Update?

Also why not make it a npm install? I'd be glad to help.

On OSX 10.9 with both Chrome and Firefox I received an error when attempt to set XMLHttpRequest's timeout was made. The specific code is in aardwolf.js around line 71:

if (path === '/breakpoint') {
    req.timeout = 0;
}

When I comment out the req.timeout = 0; is works correctly. I haven't tried other OS's or browsers.