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web: show storage as of the current step in the trace viewer - #319
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The trace viewer read storage once, after the whole transaction had run, and used that one snapshot at every step. Any storage variable therefore showed its final value from step 0 on, and the Storage section never changed while stepping.
Trace steps carry no storage, so this reads each SSTORE from its operands on the stack and builds the storage for every step from the storage before execution plus the SSTOREs that ran before that step. That matches the stack and memory in a step, which are also the state before the step's own instruction runs. The viewer uses the per-step storage for the Storage section, variable values and call arguments.
The logic is a small function in
storageByStep.tswith a test next to it. This is the first test inpackages/web.