Script Debugger 4.5.3

Script Debugger provides everything you need to quickly and easily author AppleScripts that work. No other scripting tool can match Script Debuggers capabilities for creating, editing and debugging AppleScripts.
Its sophisticated Dictionary browser provides far more information than any other tool can and eliminates guesswork and needless experimentation. Simply put, Script Debugger makes AppleScript easy.
Script Debugger lets you use its AppleScript debugger in other OSA scripting environments such as Mac OS Folder Actions, Apple Data Detectors and CGI scripting.
Script Debugger builds on our established tradition of offering the most productive environment for building AppleScript solutions of any complexity.
Its AppleScript debugger is groundbreaking in its ability to show you exactly what your script is doing at any given point. Script Debugger adds new debugging facilities to make scripting even more productive.

System requirements:
- G4 or G5 PowerPC or Intel processor. is recommended
- 50MB free disk space.

Version restrictions:
- 20 days trial period.

Enhancements
- The ‘file spec’ document property has been renamed ‘file’. This change corrects a terminology conflict that caused AppleScript to rewrite ‘file spec’ as ‘file’ following a compile.
- Addressed a problem where references to ‘path’ outside a tell block generated incorrect 4-character codes (as compared to Apple’s Script Editor).
- Corrected a block auto-close/balance bug that happens when unbalanced )}] characters appear in a — style comment.
- The ’stic’ enumeration associated with the ‘display dialog’ command is once again displayed correctly.
- Resolved a hanging bug when exploring the InDesign dictionary.
- When pasting Object Reference as nested tell blocks, the code respects the existing tell context.
- Corrected a problem in the Tell Context inspector that caused the inspector to stop displaying the current tell context after inspecting the ‘disk’ property of any Finder element.
- Addressed a crashing problem when getting ‘properties of document 1 of application “Adobe InDesign”‘.
- Added a ‘Paste Object References as nested Tell blocks’ preference to the Editor preferences panel.
- Holding down the Option key while pasting Object References inverts the ‘Paste Object References as nested Tell blocks’ preference setting.
- Shift-Command-C now copies an explorer value (available from the Edit and Contextual menus).
- Pasting an object reference into a script now results in a series of nested tell blocks rather than a single object reference string.
- Resolved a balance problem that caused block auto-closing to fail if AppleScript block statements (if, repeat) appear within a block comment.
- The Script Debugger dictionary viewer now correctly displays property/parameter/result types when a type is defined as both singular and plural in the SDEF XML.
- Unicode characters appearing in AppleScript error messages are now displayed correctly in Script Debugger’s Script Error panel.
- Resolved several bugs that occurred when using fonts that don’t map into the legacy QuickDraw font model.
- Adjusted dictionary search results so that partial hits matching the start of a name are weighted higher than partial hits in the middle or end of a name.
- Addressed a crash that could sometimes occur when closing documents.
- Addressed a crash that occurred when expanding a browser item for which there is an open viewer window.
- Addressed a crash that occurred when canceling the Set Keystroke dialog using the Escape key.
- Addressed a hanging bug that occurred when Script Debugger was stressed heavily during the running/stepping of scripts. This fix also addresses a memory leak that occurred stepping through a script under scripting control.
- A long standing intermittent crashing bug that occurred creating new documents has finally been resolved.
- Issuing a Cut, Copy, Paste, or Delete command in the Dictionary Search results pane no longer causes a hang.
- The scripting interface now correctly reports a script is not debuggable when you try and step into/over/into a script which does not have debugging enabled.
- Tooltip evaluation tooltips are now properly removed when dictionary windows are opened using the Command-D shortcut.
- Uncommenting lines without a comment no longer causes leading whitespace to be stripped.
- Removing the Step Over, Step Into, and Step Out toolbar buttons no longer renders the corresponding menus inoperable.
- The ’scripts folder’ and ‘clippings folder’ properties in the scripting interface have been renamed ’scripts menu folder’ and ‘clippings menu folder’ respectively to avoid a terminology conflict with the ’scripts folder’ constant defined in the Standard Additions.osax.
- Option- modifier problems when using Norwegian keyboard layouts have been corrected.
- Option- modifier problems when using German keyboard layouts have been corrected.
- Write-only properties are no longer displayed in the Dictionary Explorer.
- Leopard-style selection highlighting is used when showing balancing brackets and braces while typing.
- Hiding/Showing the Dock when the dock is positioned on the right of the screen no longer causes inspector windows to move.
- Auto-paring problems relating to typing ‘(’ before ‘”N” & aVar’ have been resolved.
- Addressed an issue in the Scripts and Clippings inspectors that could case the Hide/Show Icon state to become confused.
- Implemented a performance improvement when opening scripts with the ‘Warn when applications may be launched’ setting turned on. Script Debugger no longer loads the dictionaries of all installed Scripting Additions.
- New Fatten preference has been added. A hidden preference ‘PrefFlattenAtBeginning’ that controls where libraries are placed when flattening scripts has been added. By default, libraries are placed before the main script. Setting this preference to ‘no’ with the Unix ‘defaults’ command causes libraries to be placed after the main script. No UI is planned for this preference setting.
- Script Debugger now allows you to continue when it detects that there are duplicate symbols coming from libraries.