Any good javascript parser out there?

[Tom]

Is there any good javascript parser that can evaluate your code and show where
you have syntax error and such?

/Tom

[Ian Collins]

Tom wrote:

Is there any good javascript parser that can evaluate your code and show where
you have syntax error and such?

Firefox?

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[Randy Webb]

Tom said the following on 4/26/2006 10:12 PM:

Is there any good javascript parser that can evaluate your code and show where
you have syntax error and such?

A novel idea for you - try a browser. They are pretty good at showing
errors.

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[Assad Afzal]

Tom wrote:

Is there any good javascript parser that can evaluate your code and show where
you have syntax error and such?

/Tom

I don't really know of any effective parsers, but Mozilla has a really
good debugger, which lets you step through your code as it is executed.

Some text editors check basic syntax. Try the trial version of
Ultraedit, textpad or jext to see if they help.

Assad Afzal

[Douglas Crockford]

> Is there any good javascript parser that can evaluate your code and show where

you have syntax error and such?

Try JSLint. http://www.JSLint.com/