How Can I Get the Arguments of Function Calls from the Firebug Profiler?

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Published on 2009-11-28T10:22:50Z Indexed on 2010/04/11 5:03 UTC
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Firbug profiler outputs the functions called, but not the arguments/parameters of each function call. Is there any way to get those arguments?

I've dug through the DOM tab for any of the given function calls that I know would have to have had some arguments, but was unsuccessful in pulling out any details.

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