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Subject: Compile Time Javascript
Category: Computers > Programming
Asked by: jayray-ga
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Posted: 13 Mar 2006 19:20 PST
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Question ID: 706988
I use Visual Studio 2005 to develop web apps.  Lately I do a lot of
client-side javascript, as my current project uses Ajax.  When there
is a 'compile-time' error in javascript, VS does not tell me where
this error is.  Instead, the entire file that the line exists in is
not compiled and you get a runtime error the first time a line of code
references a variable or object that is declared or set in that file -
as if the file never existed.  With server side c# by contrast I get a
message that says 'build failed' with a list of errors to click on
that conveniently bring me right to the offending line.

So my question is - is there a way I can be notified of 'compile time'
javascript errors and be taken to the problematic line of code?

Thank you in advance!
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