Use the info command to get general information about the application. The info command has the following syntax:
info [options] [args]
The info command displays general information about the application being debugged. The following table describes the options of the info command:
|
Option |
Description |
|---|---|
|
arguments |
Displays the argument variables of the current stack frame. |
|
breakpoints |
Displays the status of user-settable breakpoints. |
|
display |
Displays the list of autodisplay expressions. |
|
files [arg] |
Displays the names of all files used by the target application. This includes authored files and system files, plus generated files. Also indicates the file number for each file. You can use wildcards and literals to select and sort the output. The info files command supports the following: info files character Alphabetically lists files with names that start with the specified character. The following example lists all files starting with the letter V: info files Vinfo files *.extension Alphabetically lists all files with the given extension. The following example lists all files with the as extension: info files *.asinfo files *string* Alphabetically lists all files with names that include string. |
|
functions [arg] |
Displays all function names used in this application. The info functions command optionally takes an argument; for example: info functions Lists all functions in all files. info functions Lists all functions in the current file. info functions MyApp.mxml Lists all functions in the MyApp.mxml file. |
| handle |
Displays settings for fault handling in the debugger. |
|
locals |
Displays the local variables of the current stack frame. |
|
sources |
Displays authored source files used by the target application. |
| stack |
Displays the backtrace of the stack. |
| swfs |
Displays all current SWF files. |
| targets |
Displays the HTTP or file URL of the target application. |
|
variables |
Displays all global and static variable names. |
For additional information about these options, use the help command, as the following example shows:
(fdb) help info targets