Executes a JavaScript file (or the selected text) and display the results in the command output window.
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* This Source Code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License
* version 2.0 (the "License"). You can obtain a copy of the License at
* http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
*/
/*
* This is similar to the [JavaScript Shell](<http://www.squarefree.com/shell/>)
* (or as available in [Komodo Developer
* Extension](http://community.activestate.com/xpi/komodo-developer-extension))
* or the [JavaScript Environment](<https://www.squarefree.com/jsenv/>)
* bookmarklets, but lets you use the power of the Komodo editor to modify the
* code.
*
* Additionally, line numbers should work for both errors and print statements
* (and are integrated into the command output tab).
*
* There are three special global functions in the context: print, props and
* clear:
* print(aString)
* Displays aString with the line number of the print statement.
* props(aObject)
* Displays the properties of an object and the inheritance chain.
* clear()
* Removes all statements printed to the command window.
*
* Author: Patrick Cloke <clokep@gmail.com>
* URL: https://bitbucket.org/clokep/komodo-tools
* Version: 0.1
* Last Updated: 2012-05-07 0834
*/
let Ci = Components.interfaces;
let scimoz = ko.views.manager.currentView.scimoz;
// Get the current document we're running on.
let currentDoc = ko.views.manager.currentView.koDoc;
let output = ko.run.output;
function start() {
// The output should be of the form: "<line number>: <message>".
const outputParser = "^(?P<line>\\d+): (?P<content>.*)$";
// Open the output session with some nice names, clearing the content window
// on open.
let filename = currentDoc.baseName;
let file = currentDoc.displayPath.file;
let path = file ? file.dirName : "";
output.startSession(filename, true, outputParser, path, filename, true);
}
start();
// Ensure the tab is showing.
output.show();
// Get the output terminal to use.
let term = output.getTerminal().QueryInterface(Ci.koITreeOutputHandler);
// Define some nice functions to use when debugging, note that these are an
// attempt to emulate the JavaScript Shell.
let hasPrinted = false;
function print(aString) {
let lineNumber = Components.stack.caller.lineNumber + offset;
let string = (hasPrinted ? "\n" : "") + lineNumber + ": " + aString;
term.proxyAddText(string.length, string, "<stdout>");
hasPrinted = true;
}
function clear() {
// Close the current session and start a new one, term.clear() doesn't seem to
// work.
term.endSession(0);
start();
}
/*
* This function is based on the JavaScript Shell bookmarklet:
* [http://www.squarefree.com/shell/]. Available as MPl 1.1/GPL/LGPL
* tri-license.
*/
function props(aObject) {
if (aObject === null) {
error("props called with null argument");
return;
}
if (aObject === undefined) {
error("props called with undefined argument");
return;
}
let output = "";
// The output object.
let as = {"Methods": [], "Fields": [], "Unreachables": []};
let p, j, i; // loop variables, several used multiple times
// For each __proto__, add an empty array for each namespace.
let protoLevels = 0;
for (p = aObject; p; p = p.__proto__) {
//for (i = 0; i < ns.length; ++i)
for (i in as)
as[i][protoLevels] = [];
++protoLevels;
}
// Iterate over each property of an object.
for (let a in aObject) {
// Shortcoming: doesn't check that VALUES are the same in object and
// prototype.
// Find the level that this property comes from.
let protoLevel = -1;
try {
for (p = aObject; p && (a in p); p = p.__proto__)
++protoLevel;
} catch(er) {
// "in" operator throws when param to props() is a string
protoLevel = 0;
}
let type = "Fields";
try {
if ((typeof aObject[a]) == "function")
type = "Methods";
} catch (er) {
type = "Unreachables";
}
// Add the current property as the correct type to it's __proto__ level.
as[type][protoLevel].push(a);
}
function times(s, n) (n ? s + times(s, n-1) : "");
// For each prototype level, print out each type of property that exists.
for (j = 0; j < protoLevels; ++j) {
for (i in as) {
if (as[i][j].length) {
output += i + times(" of prototype", j) + ": " +
as[i][j].sort().join(", ") + "\n";
}
}
}
// Display the output.
print(output.slice(0, -1));
}
// Get the selected text from the current document, if no text is selected, then
// use the whole document. If text is selected, account for this offset in line
// numbers.
let text = scimoz.selText;
let offset = 1;
if (!text.length)
text = scimoz.text;
else
offset += scimoz.lineFromPosition(Math.min(scimoz.anchor, scimoz.currentPos));
let exitState = 0;
try {
// Evaluate the document in an empty sandbox (except for the functions we want
// added!).
let sandbox = Components.utils.Sandbox("about:blank");
sandbox.print = print;
sandbox.clear = clear;
sandbox.props = props;
// Evaluate in the sandbox, using JavaScript version 1.8, the current path
// name and consider the first line to be the offset.
// TODO automatically get the highest JavaScript version available.
Components.utils.evalInSandbox(text, sandbox, "1.8", currentDoc.displayPath,
offset);
} catch (e) {
let string = (hasPrinted ? "\n" : "") + e.lineNumber + ": " + e.toString();
term.proxyAddText(string.length, string, "<stderr>");
hasPrinted = true;
exitState = 1;
}
output.endSession(exitState);
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This is similar to the JavaScript Shell (or as available in Komodo Developer Extension) or the JavaScript Environment bookmarklets, but lets you use the power of the Komodo editor to modify the code.
Additionally, line numbers should work for both errors and print statements (and are integrated into the command output tab).
There are three special global functions in the context: print, props and clear: print(aString) Displays aString with the line number of the print statement. props(aObject) Displays the properties of an object and the inheritance chain. clear() Removes all statements printed to the command window.