JavaScript Why does console.log not work everywhere?

[vmprog]

Hello.
Why do I only see in the console:
jswrapper: JS: my debug network manager 1
jswrapper: JS: my debug network manager 2
And I don’t see:
jswrapper: JS: my debug NetworkManager 3
jswrapper: JS: my debug NetworkManager 4

n.NetWorkManager = void 0;     
          console.log("my debug NetWorkManager1");
          var a = cc._decorator,
              s = a.ccclass,
              l = e("../../common/ecdh/ecdhHandler"),
              d = e("../../components/game/humanboy/HGameScene"),
              f = e("../../../../pkf/script/common/config/PKFConfig"),
              h = function(e) {
                  i(t, e);
                  console.log("my debug NetWorkManager2");
                  function t() {
                      console.log("my debug NetWorkManager3");
                      var t = null !== e && e.apply(this, arguments) || this;
                      t._isswitchServer = !1;         
                      return t;
                  }
                  n = t;
                  t.getInstance = function() {   
                      console.log("my debug NetWorkManager4");
                      if (!this._g_instance) {       
                         this._g_instance = new n();     
                         this._g_instance.init();       
                     }
                     return this._g_instance;
                  };
                  t.prototype.init = function() {
                      console.log("my debug NetWorkManager5");

 

[System32]

The issue here is that we have only part of the code. I don't see where these functions are called. Because, both NetWorkManager4 and NetWorkManager3 are inside the function. So, if the function is not called, of course it won't show.

Another thing that looks odd to me is, when you name variables one after another, you put coma after it, but, after naming h and closing the function, there is no semi-colon. You just skip that part and move on to make new variables. Not sure if that may affect your code working.