nodejs debug doesn't show current line without color support

[LegalizeAdulthood]

Suppose I ssh into a box and run nodejs debugger on a script... if my ssh client doesn't support coloring, then I have no idea where the debugger is executing because it gives no indication of current location other than coloring.

[LegalizeAdulthood]

ok, it does provide a line number:

debug> n
debug> debug> break in ci-dashboard.js:5
  3 var proc = require('child_process');
  4 var async = require('async');
  5 var moment = require('moment');
  6 
  7 var user_names = {

So it does tell me that I'm on line 5. It would be preferred if line 5 were annotated in some fashion other than color, however. something like:

debug> n
debug> debug> break in ci-dashboard.js:5
  3 var proc = require('child_process');
  4 var async = require('async');
> 5 var moment = require('moment');
  6 
  7 var user_names = {

[isaacs]

Sure, I'd be ok with a > on that line as well as the color change, but it's not super high priority. Patch welcome.

[rlidwka]

Debugger is always printing out 5 lines with active line in the middle, right? So it isn't really that bad.

An issue with printing > before line is that most files have hundreds of lines, so there is no free space for it.

edit: nevermind, I see now how breakpoints are shown. I'll look into it.

[bnoordhuis]

Fixed by 028e652.