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Yes, you are probably right and I have to understand something like 'this' in event context...
Here is the result of your proposition. Note on the last commands that I failed to list the event handlers defined with gps.on and Serial4.on...
Sorry for the curious display induced by sharp characters in event names.> show(gps); serial : 1943 GPGGA : 1943 GPRMC : 1943 GPGBS : 1943 line : 1 enabled : 1 log : 1 debug : 1 chrono : 127 lagTime : 1 status : 1 hhmmss.ss : 1 [#onGPSFix](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23onGPSFix) : 1943 [#ongpsdata](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23ongpsdata) : 1943 latitude : 1 longitude : 1 sogKn : 1 ddmmyy : 1 mslAlt : 1 std_lat : 1 std_alt : 1 epoch : 1 [#onTimeFix](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23onTimeFix) : 66 =undefined
And
> show(Serial4); _baudrate : 1 _options : 5 [#ondata](http://forum.espruino.com/search/?q=%23ondata) : 1951 =undefined >show(Serial4.#ondata) Uncaught SyntaxError: Got '#' expected ID at line 1 col 14 show(Serial4.#ondata) ^
Digging inside failed due to events handlers names...
>show(Serial4.'#ondata') Uncaught SyntaxError: Got String:'#ondata'ID expected ID at line 1 col 14 show(Serial4.'#ondata') ^ >show(Serial4['#ondata']) =undefined >show(Serial4[#ondata]) Uncaught SyntaxError: Got '#' expected EOF at line 1 col 14 show(Serial4[#ondata]) ^ >show(gps[#onGPSFix]) Uncaught SyntaxError: Got '#' expected EOF at line 1 col 10 show(gps[#onGPSFix]) ^ >show(gps[onGPSFix]) Uncaught ReferenceError: "onGPSFix" is not defined at line 1 col 10 show(gps[onGPSFix]) ^ >show(gps['onGPSFix']) =undefined >show(gps['#onGPSFix']) =undefined >
Ahh, ok - so the reason GPS and Serial4 are so big is because they're linking to each other... So I guess Serial4 has a callback that references GPS, and vice versa.
What about trying:
... and maybe drill down with
show(gps.whatever);
to try and find out which part of them is taking all the memory?