Is there anyway to see a log or any kind of output on what Visual Studio doesn't like about a particular line in JavaScript when it's trying to determine intellisense? I have a project with multiple js references in it and when I add a particular reference to a js file, the intellisense for another js file changes its behavior. It doesn't stop working completely, but it doesn't process some of the code that generates members of a js object dynamically. It's similar to what the jQuery .extend method does.
I can narrow it down to a line of code in the "problem" js file but that line of code is perfectly legit. If I comment it out, it seems to work fine. Very strange behavior.
I was just wondering if there was a way I could see what VS doesn't like about that line to help me understand what is going on. Like i said the code is fine and it compiles and I don't get any errors while viewing it in a browser.