Constructor names visible in debugger

[cjloong]

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Hi I am having some issue with names here.

Code:

    can.Control("Test.FullName",{},{});
    var fixture2 = new Test.FullName();
    debugger;

In debugger I dump 2 variables:

fixture2.constructor.name

Output: "Constructor"

fixture2.constructor.fullName

Output: "Test.FullName"

I am using latest pull from git. The older pull gives null as fullname

[justinbmeyer]

What is the issue? It doesn't set constructor.name.

[cjloong]

yes.

[DVSoftware]

I fixed this issue here #1009
Yes, i know eval is evil, but should be safe to use in this case. It's handy because it allows easier profiling with Chrome developer tools, as we can filter by class name. It would previously display "Constructor" for all classes.

[justinbmeyer]

@DVSoftware Thanks for submitting this pull request. I understand the use case, but I'm wary of using eval. There are many environments that would forbid this.

Is displayName supported in Chrome? https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=17356

[DVSoftware]

@justinbmeyer unfortunately, not yet :(

[DVSoftware]

@justinbmeyer What do you think about enabling it only in dev mode?

[justinbmeyer]

I'm fine with that. Can you submit a pull request for that?

[ccummings]

I'll wrap this with the necessary tags to make it only work in dev mode.