Firebug and eclipse both let me step through code using function keys. Does Safari have equivalent 开发者_StackOverflow中文版capabilities?
The Scripts Debugger was updated to support some popular keyboard shortcuts:
- Continue — F8 or Command-/ on a Mac or Control-/ on other platforms.
- Step Over — F10 or Command-’ on a Mac or Control-’ on other platforms.
- Step Into — F11 or Command-; on a Mac or Control-; on other platforms.
- Step Out — Shift-F11 or Shift-Command-; on a Mac or Shift-Control-; on other platforms.
- Next Call Frame — Control-. on all platforms.
- Previous Call Frame — Control-, on all platforms.
- Evaluate Selection When on a Breakpoint — Shift-Command-E on a Mac or Shift-Control-E on other platforms.
Credit goes to: http://webkit.org/blog/829/web-inspector-updates/
F1 in the Web Inspector shows a help screen with all the keys. (Safari version 5.1.2)
You can also use ⌃⌘Y or ⌘\ to pause the Safari JS debugger when the Debugger tab is active.
In my case is different, I'm using Safari 13 on macOS (Catalina)
- F6 - Step over
- F7 - Step into
- F8 - Step out
I found these from here
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