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I'm debugging dojo-based javascript running in IE6 with Microsoft Script Editor. Everything works fine, but in order to find the dojo files I need, I have to open sometime 100+ 'eval code' files in Microsoft Script Editor/Debugger and manually inspect them for their 'dojo.provide' clause. Is there a way to get Microsoft Script Editor to give the eval code a name that reflects its contents? For example, I'd like the dijit._Widget.js file to appear as dijit._Widget.js in the 'Running Documents' tree rather than 'eval code'.