how to display local scoped variable in chrome's javascript console

I'm using 开发者_运维技巧chrome's javascript console to debug some javascript. And often I'm using the interactive command line to display some variables. When I'm in a function (halted by a breakpoint), and type in the name of a parameter (in my case "result") in the command line it displays the value of the global scoped result instead of the local scoped result. Is there a way to tell chrome's command line to evaluate the local scoped or inner most scoped variable in stead of the global scoped variable?

cheers.

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Looks like you make some mistake. I try next example:

var b=1;
function foo() {
    var b=2;
    debugger
}
foo();

"b" is equal 2, even if you will declare one function inside another one, if you will declare "b" with "var" - you will see you want.

Any additional information? maybe you have an example of code?