The "F" keystroke causes the Finalize clauses of discarded, yet not garbage-collected, memory to be run - at least I think this is what happens, as a separate key exists for garbage collection. Multiple copies of the Netscape browser that are open at the same time share the same Java console. The "D" keystroke causes the Java console to display information about all the applets loaded by the virtual machine in the current Netscape session. Know your way around the keyboard commandsįollowing is a description of the D, F, and G keystroke actions: Perhaps my findings will encourage someone at Netscape to document the debugging levels and the three other keyboard commands.
This tip presents everything I know about using keyboard commands in the Java console: I haven't been able to find any documentation about it. If you press the "h" key you will get documentation for the new commands. In Netscape Communicator 4.0, several more commands have been added, including a help command describing the keys that are valid as commands. Pressing the keys D, F, and G will cause other actions, as described below. , 9 sets the debugging-level information that the virtual machine will display. There are 10 debugging "levels" (as the message displayed by the browser labels them) and 3 other keyboard commands in Navigator 3.0.
What isn't obvious to users is that the Java console accepts keyboard commands. What your mother didn't tell you about the Java console
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