opera.postError() and objects

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()?

thank you.

Seems to be partly done. My Opera (V1750) already displayed a console when it ran into some firefox-commands:

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

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 console.js. 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 }

Post edited Sunday, 1. November 2009, 16:59:53