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Javascript's closest equivalent is XXXX_de&&bug( xxxx) where XXXX is the "tracepoint" and XXXX_de is a global variable set to "true" when trace is required. W
by jhrobert 15y ago
Javascript's closest equivalent is XXXX_de&&bug( xxxx)
where XXXX is the "tracepoint" and XXXX_de is a global variable set to "true" when trace is required.
When trace is not required, thanks to the && "progressive and" operator, bug() is not called (such avoiding bug()'s parameters evaluation).
de&&bug( faster) :)