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# NOTE ON LEADING/TRAILING SPACES AND QUOTES...
# Strings in this file are stripped of leading and trailing qoutes, if they are
# present. This allows you to express leading and trailing whitespace, which
# would otherwise be trimmed by the stringbundle code. In order to express
# a leading or trailing quote, use two of them.
#
# For example...
#
# my.message1 = " foo"
# my.message2 = " foo
# Both of these produce 10 spaces, followed by the word ``foo''.
# my.message3 = "foo "
# my.message3 = foo "
# Both of these produce the word ``foo'', followed by 10 spaces.
# my.message4 = A sphincter says, "what?""
# my.message4 = "A sphincter says, "what?""
# Both of these produce the phrase ``A sphincter says "what?"''
#
# character set to convert unicode messages to before writing them to a
# profile report, or generated help text.
msg.report.charset = utf-8
msg.locale.version = 0.9.51+
msn.bad.locale = This version of Venkman is meant to work with a ``%1$S'' locale, but you are currently using a locale marked ``%2$S''. Chances are, you're going to have problems. Please change to the default locale, or upgrade your language pack.
msg.cant.pprint = Unable to Pretty Print this function.
msg.slash.required = THINGS HAVE CHANGED: By default, all commands now start with a forward-slash ('/') character. Any text that DOES NOT start with a forward-slash will be passed to the ``eval'' command. For example, to execute the ``step'' command, type ``/step''. To evaluate ``1 + 1'', you just need to type ``1 + 1''. If you prefer the previous behavior, type ``/pref sessionView.requireSlash false''.
msg.commasp = , "
msn.eval.in = %1$S: %2$S
msn.stop = Stopped for %1$S.
msn.cont = Continuing from %1$S.
msn.subscript.loaded = Subscript <%1$S> loaded with result ``%2$S''.
# 1 exception name, 2 fileName, 3 lineNumber
msn.eval.error = %1$S: <%2$S>, line %3$S
msn.eval.threw = Caught exception: ``%1$S''
msg.hello = Welcome to ``Venkman'', the JavaScript debugger. Please read the FAQ at <http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/venkman/faq/venkman-faq.html>. Visit the Venkman homepage <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/venkman/> for more information.
msg.tip3.help = Commands start with a forward-slash ('/') character. Any text that DOES NOT start with a forward-slash will be evaluated as JavaScript. For example, to execute the ``step'' command, type ``/step''. To evaluate ``1 + 1'', just type ``1 + 1''.
msg.tmode.break = Exceptions will now stop the debug target.
msn.iasmode = Initialize at Startup is now %1$S.
msn.layout.list = The following layouts have already been saved [%1$S]. Use ``save-layout <name>'' to save the current layout, or ``restore-layout <name>'' to restore a specific layout.
msn.chrome.filter = Chrome filtering is now %1$S.
# 1 value, 2 frame
msn.exception.trace = Exception ``%1$S'' thrown from %2$S.
cmd.hook-display-sourcetext.help = Called when the source text object <source-text> should be presented to the user. <target-line> is the line which should appear at or near the top of the display. If <details> is provided, it will be an object representing details about where the <source-text> object was derived from.
cmd.hook-display-sourcetext-soft.help = Functions the same as |hook-display-sourcetext|, except the display should not be scrolled if <target-line> is already visible.
cmd.hook-eval-done.help = Called when an expression is evaluated.
cmd.hook-fbreak-clear.params = <fbreak>
cmd.hook-fbreak-clear.help = Called when a breakpoint instace is cleared.
cmd.hook-fbreak-set.params = <fbreak>
cmd.hook-fbreak-set.help = Called when a breakpoint instace is set.
cmd.hook-session-display.help = Called when a message should be appended to the interactive session display. <message> is the message as a string, or DOM node, <msgtype> is the message's type code.
cmd.hook-script-manager-created.help = Called when a new script manager is created. Script managers delegate commands to one or more script-instance objects. <script-manager> will be the new script manager object. Script managers can be found keyed by URL in the |console.scriptManagers| object.
cmd.hook-script-manager-destroyed.help = Called after <script-manager> has been removed from the |console.scriptManagers| object. This happens after last contained script-instance is destroyed.
cmd.hook-script-instance-created.help = Called when a new script instance is created. Script instances delegate commands to one or more script-wrappers.
cmd.hook-script-instance-sealed.help = Called when <script-instance> is sealed. Script instances are ``sealed'' when the top level function is created. This signifies that the script source has been completely compiled. Any non-function scripts created after this point will appear as a transient in the parent script-manager.
cmd.hook-source-load-complete.help = Called when the source text represented by the object <sourceText> is loaded (or reloaded.) <status> indicates the status of the load. A <status> of 0 indicates success, non-zero values indicate a failure.
cmd.hook-transient-script.help = Called when a script object that appears to be transient (the result of an eval, setTimeout, etc.) is created by the JavaScript engine.
cmd.hook-window-closed.params = <window>
cmd.hook-window-closed.help = Called when a window object is destroyed. <window> is a reference to the DOM window object for the window.
cmd.hook-window-loaded.params = <event>
cmd.hook-window-loaded.help = Called when a source file is loaded into a window object. <event> is a reference to the DOM event passed to the onLoad handler of the window.
cmd.hook-window-opened.params = <window>
cmd.hook-window-opened.help = Called when a new window object is opened. The source for this window will most likely *not* be loaded at this point. <window> is a reference to the DOM window object for the new window.
cmd.hook-window-resized.params = <window>
cmd.hook-window-resized.help = Called when the main Venkman window or a floating window is resized. <window> will be a reference to the window object.
cmd.hook-window-unloaded.params = <event>
cmd.hook-window-unloaded.help = Called when a source file is unloaded from a window object. <event> is a reference to the DOM event passed to the onUnload handler of the window.
cmd.hook-venkman-exit.help = Called before the debugger exits.
cmd.hook-venkman-query-exit.help = Called when the debugger would like to exit. A hook function can set |returnValue| on the event to |false| to cancel the exit.
cmd.hook-venkman-started.help = Called when the debugger first starts up.
## commands ##
cmd.about-mozilla.label = &About Mozilla
cmd.about-mozilla.help = Display information about your Mozilla installation.
cmd.break.help = Set a breakpoint in all urls matching <url-pattern> at the line number <line-number>. <properties> is a JavaScript object representing the properties of the breakpoint. <parent> is a reference to the Future Breakpoint object to assign as the parent. If no parameters are specified all active breakpoints will be listed. See also: |clear|.
cmd.change-container.help = Changes the type of the container in which <view-id> resides to <new-type>. <view-id> must be one of: ``scripts'', ``windows'', ``locals'', ``watches'', ``breaks'', ``stack'', ``source'', ``source2'', or ``session''. <new-type> must be one of: ``horizontal'' for a horizontal layout, ``vertical'' for a vertical layout, or ``tab'' for a tab box layout.
cmd.change-value.help = Changes the value of the property named <property-name> of the jsdValue <parent-value>. If the jsdValue <new-value> is specified, this will become the new value of the property, otherwise a dialog box is displayed, allowing the user to enter a new expression for the value.
cmd.chrome-filter.params = [<toggle>]
cmd.chrome-filter.help = Enables or disabled the filtering of chrome: urls. With chrome: filtering on, the JavaScript files which make up the browser will not be displayed in the Script View, and the debugger will not step through them while debugging. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.clear-break.help = Clear the breakpoint wrapped by <break-wrapper>. If <break-wrapper> is a future breakpoint object, all child breakpoints will be cleared, but the future breakpoint will remain.
cmd.clear-fbreak.help = Clear the future breakpoint wrapped by <break-wrapper>. If <break-wrapper> is a breakpoint instance object, the instance's parent future breakpoint will be cleared, but the instance will remain. If the instance has no parent future breakpoint, the wrapper will be ignored.
cmd.debug-script.help = Enable or disable debugging in the script wrapper <script-wrapper>. While debugging is disabled, Venkman will *not* stop in the disabled scripts. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state.
cmd.debug-instance.help = Enable or disable debugging in all functions contained by the script instance <script-instance>. While debugging is disabled, Venkman will *not* stop in the disabled scripts. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state.
cmd.debug-transient.help = Enable or disable debugging of transient scripts (like setTimeout() or eval()) associated with the url <url>. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state.
cmd.dumpprofile.label = Dump Profile Data
cmd.dumpprofile.params = [<file-name>]
cmd.dumptree.params = <tree> [<depth>]
cmd.emode.params = [<mode>]
cmd.emode.help = Sets what action the debugger should take when an error occurs in the debug target. |emode ignore| ignores all errors, |emode trace| shows a log of the error in the console, and |emode break| stops excecution when an error is thrown. |emode| without any parameter will display the current error mode. Note that |emode| controls what happens whan an exception goes uncaught, to control what happens when an exception is *thrown*, use |tmode|.
cmd.eval.params = <expression>
cmd.eval.help = Evaluates <expression> in the scope of the debug target's current frame. See also: |frame|, |where|, |props|, and |evald|.
cmd.evald.params = <expression>
cmd.evald.help = Evaluates <expression> in the debugger's scope. See also: |eval|.
cmd.fbreak.help = Sets a ``future'' breakpoint. Any time a script whose file name matches <url-pattern> is loaded, a breakpoint a <line-number> is set. Setting a breakpoint at line 1 will cause the debugger to break when the script is loaded. fbreak with no parameters will list all future breakponts. <properties> is a JavaScript object representing the properties for this breakpoint. This command is the same as |set-fbreak|, except the parameters are optional. See also: |break|.
cmd.set-fbreak.help = Sets a ``future'' breakpoint. Any time a script whose file name matches <url-pattern> is loaded, a breakpoint a <line-number> is set. Setting a breakpoint at line 1 will cause the debugger to break when the script is loaded. <properties> is a JavaScript object representing the properties for this breakpoint. This command is the same as |fbreak|, except the parameters are not optional. See also: |break|.
cmd.fclear.help = Clears the future breakpoint(s) set for <url-pattern>. If <line-number> is specified, only future breakpoints at that line are cleared.
cmd.find-file.help = Displays the contents of the file located at <file-name> in the script view, where <file-name> is an operating system specific path string. If <file-name> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed.
cmd.find-frame.label = Find &Frame Source
cmd.find-frame.params = <frame-index>
cmd.find-frame.help = Focus the stack frame specified by the frame at index <frame-index>.
cmd.find-script.help = Focus the script wrapped by <script-wrapper>. If <target-pc> is provided, the view will be scrolled to display the associated line.
cmd.find-sourcetext.help = Displays the source text object <sourceText>. All of the text between <range-start> and <range-end> will be highlighted. If <details> is provided, it will be an object representing details about where the <source-text> object was derived from. If <target-line> is provided, the view will be scrolled to that line, otherwise the view will be scrolled to <range-start>.
cmd.find-scriptinstance.help = Displays the source text associated with the script instance <script-instance>. All of the text between <range-start> and <range-end> will be highlighted. If <details> is provided, it will be an object representing details about where the <script-instance> object was derived from. If <target-line> is provided, the view will be scrolled to that line, otherwise the view will be scrolled to <range-start>.
cmd.find-url.help = Displays the contents of the URL <url> in the source view. All of the text between <range-start> and <range-end> will be highlighted. If <details> is provided, it will be an object representing details about where the <url> object was derived from. If <target-line> is provided, the view will be scrolled to that line, otherwise the view will be scrolled to <range-start>.
cmd.finish.help = Execute until the current stack frame returns.
cmd.focus-input.key = VK_ESCAPE
cmd.focus-input.help = Places focus in the console's text input widget.
cmd.frame.label = Set &Current Frame
cmd.frame.params = [<frame-index>]
cmd.frame.help = Sets the current frame to the one numbered <frame-index>, and displays a summary of the frame. If <frame-index> is not provided, a summary of the current frame will be displayed. Use the where command to list available frames and frame numbers.
cmd.gc.help = Force the JavaScript garbage collector to run. This may force unloaded scripts to be removed from the Loaded Scripts view.
cmd.help.label = &Command Reference
cmd.help.params = [<pattern>]
cmd.help.help = Displays help on <pattern>, which can be a full command name, or the first few characters of the command name. If <pattern> matches more than one command, help on all matching commands will be displayed. If <pattern> is not provided, a command reference will be loaded in a browser window.
cmd.loadd.label = Load Script in Debugger Scope
cmd.loadd.params = <url>
cmd.loadd.help = Executes the contents of the url specified by <url> in the context of the debugger. Useful for loading debugger plugins. See also: The |initialScripts| pref.
cmd.move-view.params = <view-id> <location-url>
cmd.move-view.help = Moves the view associated with <view-id> to the location specified by <location-url>.
cmd.mozilla-help.label = &Help Contents
cmd.mozilla-help.help = Display the table of contents for the Mozilla help system.
cmd.open-dialog.help = Opens a dialog window and loads the source from <url>. This is typically used to open a new XUL window, though it can be used to load a web page without chrome.
cmd.open-url.help = Prompts the user for a url to load in the source view.
cmd.pprint.help = Set or display the state of Pretty Print mode. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.pref.help = Sets the value of the preference named <pref-name> to the value of <pref-value>. If <pref-value> is not provided, the current value of <pref-name> will be displayed. If both <pref-name> and <pref-value> are omitted, all preferences will be displayed. If <delete-pref> is provided and is |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1|, or if <pref-name> starts with a minus ('-') character, then the preference will revert back to its default value.
cmd.profile.params = [<toggle>]
cmd.profile.help = Enables or disables the collection of profile data. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.profile-script.help = Enable or disable profiling the script <script-wrapper>. While profiling is disabled, data will be discarded. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.profile-instance.help = Enable or disable profiling in all functions contained by the script instance <script-instance>. While profiling is disabled, data will be discarded. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state.
cmd.props.help = Lists the properties of the value returned by <expression>. The expression is evaluated in the scope of the debug target's current frame. See also: |where|, |frame|, |eval|, and |propsd|.
cmd.propsd.params = <expression>
cmd.propsd.help = Lists the properties of the value returned by <expression>. The expression is evaluated in the debugger's scope. See also: |props|.
cmd.reload-source-tab.help = Reload the source in the tab located at the index specified by <index>. If <index> is not provided, the current tab will be reloaded.
cmd.release-notes.label = &Release Notes
cmd.release-notes.help = Display the Mozilla release notes.
cmd.close-source-tab.help = Close the tab located at the index specified by <index>. If <index> is not provided, the current tab will be closed.
cmd.restore-layout.params = [<name>]
cmd.restore-layout.help = Restores the view layout named <name>. If <name> is not provided, the list of available layouts will be displayed. The special name |factory| can be used to restore a default layout.
cmd.restore-settings.help = This command is basically an alias to |loadd|, except that <settings-file> is optional. If <settings-file> is not provided, or is ``?'', a file chooser widget will be displayed. This command is placed in the context menu of the Breakpoints and Watch views to make it easy to restore saved breakpoints and watches.
cmd.run-to.help = Continue execution until program counter specified by <pc>, in the script specified by <script-wrapper> is reached. The has the effect of setting a ``one time'' breakpoint at the line in question.
cmd.save-layout.help = Saves the current window layout, giving it the name <name>. The layout can be restored later with the |restore-layout| command. If <name> is not provided, the list of available layouts will be displayed. Save to the name ``default'' to set the default layout Venkman restores on startup. The ``factory'' layout cannot be overwritten.
cmd.save-source-tab.help = Saves the contents of the source file displayed in the tab at the position specified by <index> to a file on the local system. If <index> is not provided, the current tab is saved. If <target-file> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed. <target-file> is an operating system specific path string.
cmd.save-profile.help = Saves the profile data collected for one or more source files specified by <url> into the file at <target-file>. If <target-file> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed. If <url> is not provided, all profile data is saved. <target-file> is an operating system specific path string, <url> is a complete url.
cmd.save-breakpoints.help = Save the current list of breakpoints to a JavaScript file, so that they can be restored later. If <settings-file> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed. <settings-file> can be a reference to a |LocalFile| object or a string representation of a native path. See also: |save-settings|, |save-watches|, |restore-settings|.
cmd.save-settings.help = Save the current list of breakpoints and watches to a JavaScript file, so that they can be restored later. If <settings-file> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed. <settings-file> can be a reference to a |LocalFile| object or a string representation of a native path. See also: |save-watches|, |save-breakpoints|, |restore-settings|.
cmd.save-watches.label = &Save Watch Settings...
cmd.save-watches.params = [<settings-file>]
cmd.save-watches.help = Save the current list of watches to a JavaScript file, so that they can be restored later. If <settings-file> is not provided, or is the character '?', a file chooser widget will be displayed. <settings-file> can be a reference to a |LocalFile| object or a string representation of a native path. See also: |save-settings|, |save-breakpoints|, |restore-settings|.
cmd.search-scripts.params = [<pattern>]
cmd.search-scripts.help = Removes any scripts with URLs that do not match <pattern> from the Loaded Scripts view. If <pattern> is not provided, all scripts will be displayed.
cmd.session-css.params = [<css>]
cmd.session-css.help = Sets the current CSS file used to style the Interactive Session. The value of <css> can be the text "default", "dark", or "light" OR a url to the CSS file to use. The "default" css uses your browser defaults as foreground and background colors, "dark" is dark background in light text, and "light" is light background with dark text. If <css> is not provided, the current value is printed.
cmd.set-eval-obj.label = Set as &Evaluation Object
cmd.set-eval-obj.params = <jsd-value>
cmd.set-eval-obj.help = Sets the current ``evaluation object'' for use with the |eval| command. The object referenced to by <jsd-value> will become the |this| object, and global variables will be resolved relative to the parent of <jsd-value>.
cmd.scan-source.label = &Scan For Meta Comments
cmd.scan-source.params = <script-instance>
cmd.scan-source.help = Scans the entire source file for comments in the form //@JSD_DIRECTIVE. By default, the directives recognized are //@JSD_LOG, //@JSD_BREAK, and //@JSD_EVAL. JSD_LOG evaluates whatever script follows it, logging the result to the Interactive Session view. JSD_BREAK inserts a conditional breakpoint a the next executable line. JSD_EVAL evaluates whatever script follows it, without logging or breaking. Users can add additional directives with plug ins.
cmd.scope.help = Lists the properties of the topmost object in the scope chain for the current frame.
cmd.toggle-functions.label = Include &Functions
cmd.show-functions.params = [<toggle>]
cmd.show-functions.help = Controls whether or not function properties (sometimes referred to as methods) will be displayed in the Local Varables and Watch views. After changing this value, you will need to close and open affected nodes in order to see the change. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.toggle-ecmas.label = &Include ECMA Properties
cmd.show-ecmas.params = [<toggle>]
cmd.show-ecmas.help = Controls whether or not the ECMA [[Parent]] and [[Prototype]] properties will be displayed in the Local Varables and Watch views. After changing this value, you will need to close and open affected nodes in order to see the change. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.show-most-recent.help = Controls whether the Loaded Scripts view should show only the most recent script from a given URL, or all of them. With this off, you may notice duplicate entries in the Loaded Scripts view. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.startup-init.label = Initialize at &Startup
cmd.startup-init.params = [<toggle>]
cmd.startup-init.help = Sets the state of the "Initialize at Startup" feature. With this feature enabled, the debugger will begin tracking scripts when the browser is first started, instead of waiting until the user interface is launched. This will allow the script list to display files that were loaded before you started the debugger user interface. This feature incurs a *slight* performance hit. The value of <toggle> can be |true|, |on|, |yes|, or |1| to turn the flag on; |false|, |off|, |no|, or |0| to turn it off; or |toggle| to invert the current state. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.source-coloring.help = Enables or disables the source code coloring feature in the Source Code view. When working with large files, or on a slow machine, source coloring may take too long to be practical. Turning off source coloring will make files load much faster. You will need to reload the source code to see the effect of changing this setting. If <toggle> is not provided, the current state will be displayed.
cmd.testargs.help = Function for testing argument parsing. Pass it what it wants, and it'll spit out the event object to stdout.
cmd.testargs1.params = <int> [<...>]
cmd.testargs1.help = Function for testing argument parsing. Pass it what it wants, and it'll spit out the event object to stdout.
cmd.this-expr.params = <expression>
cmd.this-expr.help = Sets the ``evaluation object'' to the result of <expression>. The evaluation object is used as the |this| object in all evaluations. The result of <expression> *must* be an object. See also: |eval|, |props|, |watch-expr|, and |set-eval-obj|.
cmd.tmode.params = [<mode>]
cmd.tmode.help = Sets what action the debugger should take when an exception is thrown from the debug target. |tmode ignore| ignores all exceptions, |tmode trace| shows a log of the exception to the console, and |tmode break| stops excecution when an exception is thrown. |tmode| without any parameter will display the current throw mode. Note that |tmode| controls what happens when an exception is *thrown*, to control what happens when an exception reaches the top level and becomes an error, use |emode|. The key combination Control + T can be used to cycle the throw mode.
cmd.toggle-scripts-search-box.help = Toggles the visibility of the search controls in the Loaded Scripts view.
cmd.toggle-float.params = <view-id>
cmd.toggle-float.help = If the view specified by <view-id> is currently displayed in the main window, or is not visible, it will be placed in a new floating window. If <view-id> is already in a floating window, it will be placed back in the main window.
cmd.toggle-save-layout.help = If set, the window layout will be saved before Venkman exits.
cmd.toggle-save-settings.label = Save Break/Watch Settings On E&xit
cmd.toggle-save-settings.help = If set, the breakpoint and watch settings will be saved before Venkman exits, and restored at startup.
cmd.toggle-pref.params = <pref-name>
cmd.toggle-pref.help = Toggles the boolean preference specified by <pref-name>.
cmd.toggle-view.params = <view-id>
cmd.toggle-view.help = If the view specified by <view-id> is currently displayed, it will be hidden. Otherwise the view will be displayed in its last known location.
cmd.remove-watch.help = Removes the watch(es) at the 0 based index specified by <index>.
cmd.watch-expr.label = Add &Watch Expression...
cmd.watch-expr.params = [<expression>]
cmd.watch-expr.help = Evaluates <expression> in the debug target scope and adds the result to the watch window. If <expression> is not provided, all watches are printed to the console.
cmd.watch-exprd.params = [<expression>]
cmd.watch-exprd.help = Evaluates <expression> in the debugger scope and adds the result to the watch window. If <expression> is not provided, all watches are printed to the console.