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I've never found a good one, but I just saw this on the myEclipse sight:

http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-58.html

They have a JavaScript debugger integrated into eclipse - I've used their
software before and it's always been worth the money.

MyEclipse AJAX Tools
    *  Editor
          o
            Web 2.0 Browser with source code view
          o
            Syntax highlighting
          o
            Integrated outline and property views
          o
            Validation and syntax checking
          o
            Code assist for common JavaScript elements, functions, and
variables
          o
            Code assist documentation for functions
          o
            Source formatting
          o
            Toggle comments
          o
            HTTPS support
    * Debugger
          o
            Instant-on JavaScript Debugger
          o Debug any web page containing JavaScript source or included
JavaScript files, or standalone JavaScript files
          o Operations: Pause, Resume, Step Into, Step Over, Step to
Return, Terminate
          o Views:
                + Web Browser View
                + Call Stack View
                + Variables View
                + Console View
          o Set JavaScript breakpoints in:
                + JavaScript files
                + HTML with embedded JavaScript and linked JavaScript files
                + JSP files
          o Integrates with Eclipse Launch Manager
                + Quick launch from context-menu using 'Debug As'
                + Launch from Eclipse Debug toolbar action
                + Use Launch Profile to modify launch configuration
                + Launch JavaScript resource from project location or
deployed MyEclipse web-application



> What's everyone using for javascript debuggers these days?  I'm using
> the one built-into Firefox but you can't edit the script from there
> as far as I can tell.  It would be great if there was one built into
> Dreamweaver, but that doesn't seem to be available for OSX.
>
> This is my first javascript project so I'm trying to put together
> some tools to make the process easier..
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
>
> ___________________________________________________________________
> Michael Czeiszperger
> Chapel Hill, NC
> michael -at- czeiszperger.org
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