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Sometimes you need to know which methods of an
object called in which order, here is a function that
do this job.

traceMessages = function (pObj, pBlnLastMethodOnly) {
   for (var p in pObj) {
      if (typeof pObj[p] != 'function') continue;
      var tmp = pObj[p];
      pObj[p] = function() {
        var t = getTimer() - arguments.callee.__traceMessages.intLastCallTime;
        arguments.callee.__traceMessages.intLastCallTime = getTimer();
        trace('<call-of ['+t+']> ' + arguments.callee.__methodName + '(' + arguments.join(', ') + ')');
        return arguments.callee.__originalMethod.apply(this, arguments);
      }
      pObj[p].__methodName = p;
      pObj[p].__originalMethod = tmp;
      pObj[p].__traceMessages = arguments.callee;
      if (pBlnLastMethodOnly) return '';
   }
   return '';
}

// example:
// ========
CarClass = function () {
}
CarClass.prototype.init = function () {
   this.turnEngineOn();
}
CarClass.prototype.turnEngineOn = function () {
   trace('brum brum...');
}
objCar = new CarClass();
traceMessages(objCar); // <--
objCar.init();
// output:
// =======
// <call-of [38]> init()
// <call-of [0]> turnEngineOn()
// brum brum...


does this trace all the methods of an object?
'for (var p in pObj)' seems to find all 'thing' in pObj. i'm a new babe of the advanced flashcoder, and found that your blog is specific with the codes and useful stuffs. i will regularly check out ur blog to learn more and more ;)

Thanks, yes it should find
all methods of an object, but
traces them only when they called.

An collegue told me, that he got
an 256-recursion-error while using
this method with an inheritted-class.
I think he used the super-statement
and then inconsistences with this
method can ocure.

regards, Holger