javascript - Monitoring custom events in chrome? -


I am trying to figure out when an event is firing, and I have zero fate.

So we have it:

  this.model.on ('change: list', this.inventory_callback, this);   

And I set up a breakpoint here and tried to do this in the Chrome Dev Tool console:

  MonitorEvents (this.model)  < / pre> 

But I did not find any tips? advice? What am I doing wrong? Can i do this If not, is there any other way?

Monitor events () is targeted only to track native DOM events According to the tip-off-tree source (), this is a comprehensive list of monitorable event types (read "Name already named event name"):

  • "mouse"
  • "Control"
  • "Load"
  • "Unload" < Li> "Reset"
  • "Reset"
  • "Submit"
  • "Reset" Blur "
  • " Resizing "
  • " Scroll "Devicemotion"
  • "DeviceWise"
  • "Search"


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