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When I query for $(document) in the normal console, I get

... which is pretty good and understandable.

If I do the same in the amCoffee I get

... which is not very useful in my daily work.

It's kinda nice to have all functions plotted to see what is possible but could we get a combination of both worlds?

Thanks, Bernhard

So I realize I could do window.x = 'hi'Enteralert x

But I'm used to doing things like x = 'tempVal'Enteralert x

Unfortunately, x is undefined in the second command. Is there any way to have the entire console share the same scope across multiple commands? Having to type the entire set of commands in one execution before I can even see what's going to happen is a bit limiting.

As JS stopped at a break point, code in amCoffee returns undefined to a local variable.

When I use a break point I would like to get current context to debug, so I can inspect local variables instead of just global ones.

I was trying to use it just like writing JS, but got this error on Ubuntu Chrome 25.0.1364.172

> window
  Object has too long reference chain(must not be longer than 1000)

I have been waiting such an extension for a long time. So glad to see it.

Got from Google
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/google-chrome-developer-tools/Bli6NmAIJCA/gCM-_sTuiF0J

• Support for different console functions (log, error...).
• Print console output when it comes.

Surprisingly, I find myself using the Right Arrow key instead of Tab for autocompletion when I'm working in the console. It would be nice if it could be added to this console also.

When I try to add from the Chrome Web Store:

Package is invalid. Details: '/private/var/folders/96/vcw6tp7n32ldlvt6h9nr1thr0000gn/T/scoped_dir_NjyRPM/CRX_INSTALL/_locales/zh_CN/messages.json: Line: 19, column: 6, Trailing comma not allowed.'.

How can I set variables to object?

> a = {}
{}
> a
ReferenceError: a is not defined

or this :

> h = require 'helpers'
...some functions...
> h
ReferenceError: h is not defined

Printed on any input. The extension worked fine a week ago :/

And make it position: absolute so it doesn't waste an entire row of output

in the amCoffee tab I enter:

 a  = -> "test"

It echoes back:

function () {
      return "test";
    }

I enter:

a()

It echoes back:

ReferenceError: a is not defined

I installed it from google play. what am i doing wrong?

like title

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node.nodeType