3 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  Ok - I've revisited the code and pushed the envelope a little harder.

  You can find the result - http://gist.github.com/465256

  An example of using it is:

  // I've tried to catch every error but you never know :)
  try {
    dumpObj2(items, true, true);
  } catch (e) {
    // Wussup doc?
    debug(e.message);    
  }
  

  As you'll see from the gist

  • the first arg is what you want to debug
  • the second arg is a flag (true|false) saying if you want deep information or not
  • the last arg is a flag (true|false) saying if you want funcs included

• Update2: see this gist instead: http://gist.github.com/465256

• Unfortunately I cannot get this working with ANY Titanium object. If I make my own object, it works fine, but any Titanium object does not get into the for loop. It's as if there are no properties.

  I have tried the following:

  var tableItems = [{title: 'Pagina 1'},{title: 'Pagina 2'},{title: 'Pagina 3'}];

  var items = Titanium.UI.createTableView(
  { data:tableItems,
  width: 200,
  position: 'absolute',
  rowHeight: 100,
  rowCount: tableItems.length
  }
  );

  dumpObject(items);
  

  But gives me no result whatsoever… (and yes it does call the function :-) )