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Getting stack traces in ClojureScript

In my ClojureScript programs running on FireFox 5.0 on Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, I get one cryptic line when an exception is thrown.

'Error: there is no ISeqable.-seq protocol method for an object of type: [object Object]' when calling the method: [nsIDOMEventListener :: handleEvent]

The "-seq" bit seems odd to me, and I searched for the generated javascript files for it and didn't find it.

I hope that I don’t miss something completely obvious, but how do I get the stack trace from the generated exception? How do you debug your scripts?

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