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Bug Off 1.0.1
Bug Off is considered as a smart and useful debugger for PalmOS and MacOS applications, which runs on the Macintosh platform. more>>
Bug Off 1.0.1 is considered as a smart and useful debugger for PalmOS and MacOS applications, which runs on the Macintosh platform. In 2003, Palm developers that use the Macintosh platform lost the most popular integrated development environment available to them. This left many developers with a difficult decision, try to find a replacement IDE, switch from the Macintosh platform that they know and love to the Windows platform, or stop developing for the PalmOS.
Thankfully, a very powerful open source package of tools was available called PRC-Tools to take the place of the abandoned development environment. PRC-Tools allows Macintosh users to continue to develop for the PalmOS. Unfortunately, PRC-Tools brings with it all the complexity of the command line, which while powerful, is not what Macintosh users are accustomed to. The crafty developers devised a way to use Apple's free Xcode IDE to act as a graphical front end to the PRC-Tools package.
This solved almost all of their problems, except for the debugger problem. There was no graphical front end to the command line debugger. Trinfinity Software is attempting to fill this void with BugOff, which allows Palm developers on the Macintosh platform to control the PRC-Tools debugger from a graphical user interface.
For Macintosh debugging, BugOff utilizes the open source gdb debugger command line tool available on the MacOS X Developer Tools CD. For Palm debugging, BugOff relies on the open source PRC-Tools development package. In particular, BugOff utilizes the m68k-palmos-gdb version of the gdb command line tool. For users that do not wish to compile the PRC-Tools package themselves, a pre-built package is available from Zenonez. BugOff gives you all the power of gdb in a graphical and intuitive interface plus additional time saving features including automatically saved breakpoints and scriptability.
Script Debugger 4.5.3b6
Complete replacement for Apples Script Editor. more>>
Script Debugger 4.5.3b6 is considered as a great customer-oriented replacement for Apple's Script Editor. It offers no limit on script size as well as powerful editing, debugging and dictionary tools.
because it offers no limit on script size as well as powerful editing, debugging and dictionary ... When used in conjunction with IE and IIS, Web developers can browse, edit, and debug scriptedLicense:Commercial
PHPDebugger preview 1.2
PHPDebugger preview is a practical and must-have Mac OS X application, which provides a debugging console for PHP applications. more>>
PHPDebugger preview 1.2 is a practical and must-have Mac OS X application, which provides a debugging console for PHP applications. PHPDebugger comes with a 'TADebugger' class, which communicates with the debugging server. Once TADebugger is included using 'require_once()', PHP can post notification messages, backtraces - the current call stack - and source files. Moreover, PHPDebugger establishes error and exception handlers and posts errors and exceptions back to the debugging console.
Major Features:
- TADebugger - Ships with TADebugger.inc.php, the debugger's interface class.
- Simple - Prints source line of error or exception automatically.
- Preconfigured - Automatically sets up error and exception handler.
- Networked - PHP web-apps communicates using TCP with PHPDebugger through LAN or internet.
- Remote source view - To be debugged app sends sources to PHPDebugger on demand.
Requirements: OS X 10.4.x or newer.
MacASP 1.2
MacASP is a proper and high-quality application which makes it possible to easily turn your web pages into a fully dynamic site, using any PPC macintosh computer. more>>
MacASP 1.2 is a proper and high-quality application which makes it possible to easily turn your web pages into a fully dynamic site, using any PPC macintosh computer. It is a versatile system at all levels, ie. setting-up, hardware/software requirements, programming and debugging.
MacAsp incorporates a lot of functionalities enabling dynamic and faster development. While offering similar functionalities as Microsoft ASP, MacASP is not designed to be compatible with it, but rather to make use of mac OS specific technologies (ex: AppleScript, Quicktime)
Requirements:
- Mac OS 8.6 or higher
FileMaker Pro Advanced 10.0
FileMaker Pro Advanced is a well designed and easy tool with which you can create a database easily and quickly. more>>
FileMaker Pro Advanced 10.0 is a well designed and easy tool with which you can create a database easily and quickly.
Major Features:
- Gather all your information, from business cards to Excel files to images to SQL data, in one place.
- Instantly access to the information you need with easy-to- use search and sorting features.
- Build reports and email them to your colleagues as Adobe PDF or Excel files.
- Design complete scalable solutions for your organization and automate repetitive tasks.
- Share information on a network or over the Web with both Windows and Mac users
- Dynamically combine data from the Web with the information in your database Use as a stand-alone product or as a client to a shared database
- Design and develop databases faster and easier with custom menu items, tool tips and more
- Debug and troubleshoot more efficiently using the interactive Script Debugger and powerful Data Viewer
- Modify and maintain databases with ease using the advanced Database Design Report and File Maintenance tools. advanced functionality
RADicode 1.1
RADicode is a useful program which utilizes REALbasic graphical layout environment to bring you a powerful resource editor. more>>
RADicode 1.1 is a useful program which utilizes REALbasic graphical layout environment to bring you a powerful resource editor. Programmers can build and test interfaces quickly and intuitively in REALbasic, then drag and drop REALbasic project files on the RADicode icon to generate PowerPlant source code. The code can then be customized for additional functionality.
RADicode streamlines the time-consuming process of writing, debugging, and testing GUI code by automatically generating stable source code, allowing development teams to collaborate more closely with designers and end users.
Talk Talk 1.0
Talk Talk is a potential and easy to use internet testing, debugging and learning tool which allows you to connect to servers using any text-based protocol (such as HTTP, Telnet, SMTP, ...) and send and receive data. more>>
Talk Talk 1.0 is a potential and easy to use internet testing, debugging and learning tool which allows you to connect to servers using any text-based protocol (such as HTTP, Telnet, SMTP, ...) and send and receive data.
It has Helpers for popular protocols built in (for example, POP3). Using Talk Talk's Relay feature, you watch the dialog between a client and a server and learn about the protocol being used. The built-in mini web server allows you to test and debug web browsers.
General Edit Pro 2.0.1
General Edit Pro - Engineering custom file format program more>> General Edit Pro - Engineering custom file format program
General Edit is a file utility for Mac OS designed to help programmers and other software professionals view or edit data files with complex formats.
Who could use General Edit?
- Software engineers and programmers
- Software testers
- Technical support engineers
- MIS staff
- Serious hobbyists who want to delve inside their files and system
Advantages of General Edit
- Quick insight into data structure contents.
- Easier than studying raw hex dumps.
- Faster debugging with clear display of data.
- Saves coding time with direct data editing.
Main features:
- You develop or test applications that read or write files in a custom format.
- You have to debug problems such as your program failing when it reads certain files.
- You have to repair or analyze files that have been corrupted.
- You need to analyze the structure of files of unknown origin.
System requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or later and Java 1.4.2 are recommended.
- Mac OS X 10.2 or later is required.
Perlidex X 1.1
Perlidex lets you open, save, debug, and execute Perl Scripts, save Scripts as .command files, find and install Perl Modules, and view Perl help files. Thorough documentation included more>> Perlidex lets you open, save, debug, and execute Perl Scripts, save Scripts as ".command" files, find and install Perl Modules, and view Perl help files. Thorough documentation included.
Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later.
Version 1.1 fixes the following:
- Bug fixes
- Updated documentation
- Support for Unicode output
Download Mechanic 1.8.2
Download Mechanic is a very flexible and effective PostScript production tool with preflight capabilities. It allows you to analyze, test, debug, distill, and download PostScript files either one at a time or in batches of up to 4000 files. more>>
Download Mechanic 1.8.2 is a very flexible and effective PostScript production tool with preflight capabilities. It allows you to analyze, test, debug, distill, and download PostScript files either one at a time or in batches of up to 4000 files.
Zend Studio 7.0
Zend Studio is a product considered the most advanced Integrated Development Environment for dealing with the demands of the professional PHP developer. more>>
Zend Studio 7.0 is a product considered as the most advanced Integrated Development Environment for dealing with the demands of the professional PHP developer. Zend Studio features a comprehensive set of editing, debugging, analysis and optimization tools that help speed up the PHP development process and yield robust, bug free code.
Zend Studio features a comprehensive set of editing, debugging, analysis and optimizationLicense:Commercial
Widgetarium 1.1b5
Widgetarium is known as a useful IDE for developing Dashboard widgets, with syntax aware editors for JavaScript, HTML & CSS, widget packager, and Dashboard debugging emulator. more>>
Widgetarium 1.1b5 is known as a useful IDE for developing Dashboard widgets, with syntax aware editors for JavaScript, HTML & CSS, widget packager, and Dashboard debugging emulator.
Major Features:
- Syntax Aware Editing: Editing your source code in an environment that provides language sensitive color, code completion, popup functions for easy navigation, split panes, full search & replace (including regular expression support), and all the other features you'd expect in a programming editor.
- Project management: Widgetarium is built around a "project" concept - this project file keeps track of all your sources, images, and any other file that you'd want to include in your Widget. It then correctly builds the Widget, setting all the various flags in various files correctly, copies the source files to the correct place, and can install the widget or compress it for uploading (and can even make it trivial to get a good, clean, screen shot of your running Widget)
- Dashboard Emulation: Instead of having to run your Widget in Safari or having to constantly kill/reload in Dashboard, Widgetarium provides a built in Dashboard simulator right inside the project. Your Widget code runs just like it would when running in Dashboard, including support for native plug-ins, and all the various Dashboard Widget extensions. Just type command-R and it runs - no switch, reloading, or other error prone extra steps. And if you Widget uses alert() to log messages, they also show up right in the project window(as well as various error messages - no need to dig through the Console).
- Widget Inspection: Besides running the Widget, you can also inspect the Widget itself. Since Widgets are effectively small web pages, there are a great many properties that are useful to know about. Widgetarium allows you to directly inspect the Document Object Model (DOM) corresponding to your Widget. Besides seeing the model hierarchy, you can examine the various nodes, including node properties, values, and other things (such as what the calculated style of a node is - great for figuring out why your Widget doesn't look quite right). You can even edit these values (where allowed by the underlying DOM). If you need more flexibility, you can even directly type in JavaScript that will be executed in the context of your Widget (great for adding various debugging routines).
- JavaScript Source Level Debugging: Widgetarium provides a full source level JavaScript debugger, allowing you to step through your code (including "step into calls", "step over calls" and "step out of routine"), set break points, see stack crawls, and view/edit local and global variables. Besides regular break points that stop the program execution, you can set trace points (that print out a message to log when that line is executed - far better than adding alert() calls since you won't need to remember to remove them), pause points (that briefly show that current source line), and sound points (play a sound when you hit a line).
- Graphic Tools: Programmers are rarely experts at graphic design, so Widgetarium makes it easy to create the basic graphics you'll need to create a Widget. From making the basic panel graphic (in various styles, custom colors, shapes, sizes, including the special "weave textured" back) to special button graphics and the Widget icon image, Widgetarium covers it. It even includes a special "slicer" designed to adapt existing images to be "stretched" at runtime for resizable Widgets or other user elements. Existing images also can be examines, with a special coordinate finder which allows you to see the coordinates of selected areas in a variety of formats that can be use in style sheets.
- Ready access to Documentation: There are handy links to a built in document browser that gives you instant access to Dashboard documentation and other related programming documentation (requires either XCode installation or an Internet connection).
- Quick Start Templates: Widgets can be created from a starting template, which will make the basic files, images, and standard behavior a Widget.
- Special Extensions: Widgets created using Widgetarium have access to special additional routines to perform a wide variety of actions not available to JavaScript. These include creating Spotlight queries, sound and speech, and direct integration of AppleScript scripts with your Widget.
Pace InterLok 5.5
Pace InterLok - electronic software distribution & authorization (iLok) more>>
InterLok allows you to distribute your software with a variety of methods and then generate, manage, and securely deliver authorizations to run the protected software.
You can build demonstration versions, based on elapsed time or launch counts, which can be converted to full versions with your authorization, or they can simply expire and point the user to your web site. InterLok also provides low-level security against hackers debugging and stealing your application from memory to create a non-protected version.
InterLok gives you choices that best fit your needs based on product distribution and your desire to control the use of your products: try before you buy, registration based authorization, trialware, rental software, and more.
InterLok supports multiple methods of authorization from very low security, such as serial numbers, to node locking challenge/response and XML license files to the iLok USB Smart Key.
InterLok empowers you to remotely enable certain functionality and even specify a license period with the authorization for your end users. For example, you can distribute one set of code and unlock PRO or LITE versions by providing the end user with different tokenized machine-unique codes.
This is a great convenience for your end users because they no longer need to uninstall and reinstall your software to change versions, and it can save your company a great deal of money.
Using InterLok can be as easy as selecting a few settings from the easy-to-use panels, dragging in your graphics for branding the end user experience, saving your options, and selecting the "Protect Software" menu item. You then simply build your installer to include the components that InterLok requires, and you are ready to distribute. Authorizing a small number of customers can be done manually with the InterLok "Satisfaction" application.
You can also automate this process by integrating our tools with your web server that then communicates with your database. PACE supplies you with the necessary tools so you can supply your customers with a seamless web experience. InterLok allows the activation process to be integrated with the launching of your software or with a completely separate application created by you for this purpose: the whole process takes mere seconds to complete.
A simulation feature allows you to test the fruit of your labors so you can make decisions concerning the end user experience. You can also use InterLok to control the authorization of multiple products based on your distributions plans.
InterLok is not only a platform for copy protection, enforcing your end user license agreement, but it is a system that can help you control and manage the software licenses themselves. Having more accurate information about your users will allow you to provide better support to those who legally own it. This system can give you greater flexibility in the way you distribute your products.
InterLok allows you to build your own platform for protecting your revenue from the illegal sharing of you products licenses. Contact PACE Sales to get an evaluation kit today.
Main features:
- Wraps Your Software in Minutes
- Try-Before-You-Buy, Rentals, Immediate Purchase
- Multiple methods of Authorization (License)
- Serial number authorization for lesser security needs
- Challenge/Response with machine-unique key phrases
- Optionally locks software to end users systems
- XML license files for ease of integration
- Digitally signed for security
- Optionally locks software to end users systems
- Optional use of iLok USB Smart Key
- Supports multiple authorizations from multiple vendors
- Portable and convenient for end users
- Easily customized User Interface
- Drag and drop your branding into the authorization process
- Localize the user experience for International distribution
- Supports license restrictions and license periods.
- Tools for Automated delivery of authorizations via the Internet
- Unlimited Merchants
- Remote feature control
- Distribute one set of code and unlock different versions and function levels
- Optional use of PACE Interface (API) for custom integration into your software
- Additional Security Features:
- Higher levels of encryption - application is completely encrypted
- All debuggers are disabled while your application is running - preventing outright theft of your application by hackers who want to steal it from memory and build a non-protected version.
- Consulting with PACE about custom code enhancements for advanced forms of code authentication.
Thing Detective 1.0
Thing Detective is regarded as a professional and smart utility that provides detailed information about components on MacOS computers. more>>
Thing Detective 1.0 is regarded as a professional and smart utility that provides detailed information about components on MacOS computers. It's an indispensable tool that can be used to help develop and debug components, to learn how to use the components provided by QuickTime and the MacOS operating system, and to determine what component capabilities are available on MacOS computers.
Major Features:
- Get a comprehensive list of the components installed on a MacOS computer
- Filter the component list to display only components with a particular type, subtype, and/or manufacturer
- Determine what processor a component has been compiled for
- Get the name, icon, information, version, and reference constant of a component
- Locate the file that a component was registered from, and get its file information
- Examine the component (?thng?) resource of a component
- Determine whether a component is an alias, and locate the component that it?s aliased to
- Display a component?s resource map
- Query components for supported flags and request codes
- Determine whether a component was registered from a file or from memory
- View online technical documentation about component types
Requirements:
- Mac OS 8.1 or higher
- QuickTime 3.0 or higher
- PPC
Hazel 2.3
Personal housekeeper: organizes files according to your rules. more>>
Hazel 2.3 is designed as a flexible management tool based on rules you define.
Hazel can also manage your trash and uninstall applications. Organize your files using a familiar rule interface. Filter on the file's name, type, date, the site or email address it came from and more. And do more than just file. You can set color labels, Spotlight keywords and comments and even archive files. Hazel also cleans, sporting options to clean out incomplete and duplicate downloads. In addition, Hazel can manage your Trash for you, relieving you of having to empty it yourself. All this is done automatically in the background allowing you to focus on your real work.
Major Features:
- Create rules to automatically keep your files organized
- Automatically organizing your files according to the rules you create.
- Have Hazel move files around based on name, date, type, what site/email address it came from (Safari and Mail only) and much more.
- Automatically put your music in your Music folder, movies in Movies.
- Keep your downloads off the desktop and put them where they are supposed to be.
- More than just filing
- Support to open, archive, set color labels and add Spotlight comments.
- Can have Hazel rename your files or sort them into subfolders based on name, date or whatever combination of attributes you choose.
- Can create powerful workflows to automatically organize and process your files.
- App Sweep
- Hazel will detect when you throw applications away, search for its support files and offer to throw those away as well.
- Uninstalling applications is integrated with your Trash so you don't even have to think about it.
- iLife Support
- Import your files into iPhoto or iTunes
- Keep your media in line
- Add to your library or to a specific playlist or photo album.
- Spotlight Integration
- Improved Spotlight integration allows you to use any Spotlight attribute in your rules
- Hazel cleans as well
- Has options to clean out those pesky unneeded files that clutter your folders, getting rid of incomplete and duplicate downloads for you.
- Can set up whatever rules you want to automatically throw files away.
- Never take out the trash again
- Select from different options to keep your Trash in check.
- Shred files like Finder's "Secure Empty Trash" option.
- Extend, Customize, Integrate
- Trigger Automator workflows, AppleScripts and shell scripts.
- Work undisturbed
- Work quietly in the background allowing you to focus on your real tasks.
- Just set up your rules via a System Preferences pane and let Hazel do its job
- let Hazel be chatty
- Support Growl
- Indispensible
Enhancements:
- New Features:
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- Added multiuser support for App Sweep. If enabled, when you throw something away, other users on the same machine, when they log in, will also get a chance to also throw away their support files.
- Added autocompletion to fields in the rule interface. Saves typing for common phrases and tags.
- Expanded formatting options for different attributes.
- [Leopard] Added in-app store. Purchase Hazel from the app itself and have the license automatically downloaded and registered. Tiger users will continue to be directed to the website.
- Added syntax highlighting for shell scripts. Works not only for shell (sh/bash) scripts, but for Python, Perl, Ruby and awk as well.
- Miscellaneous improvements to the script editor.
- Added special "enclosing folder" which can be the destination of move/copy operations. Allows one to move/copy a file or folder up one level.
- Growl notification action now has an option to make it "sticky" (it will stay on the screen until clicked on). You can still override this in Growl's preferences.
- Attributes which are lists of items now can use pattern matching in conditions.
- The "Unarchive" action can now handle RAR files (including multipart archives). Upon successful unarchiving, all the RAR parts will be thrown away and replaced with the unarchived contents.
- Added support for Transmission and Opera. If the apps are installed, they will appear in the QuickList drop-down when adding a folder.
- Obsoleting keywords. Keywords are being phased out. If you are using keywords, you should receive a warning about converting your rules as well as a button to take you to a web page that gives more details on why this is being done and how you can migrate over. The page includes a program to convert existing files.
- User interface changes:
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- Fixed preview not accurately showing results of rules filtering on "Subfolder depth."
- Fixed custom tokens sometimes not appearing in the attribute lists for actions.
- Multiple App Sweep windows are now consolidated into one with tabs.
- Fixed "Reveal in Finder" contextual menu item not working in the App Sweep window.
- Fixed bugs with the "Kind" menu. Would sometimes get confused when a rule first loaded up, ending up with no "Kind" selected.
- The warning icon for rules with errors should be more reliable as to when it is displayed (or not displayed).
- Added "View Log" to menubar icon menu.
- For unregistered users, menubar icon menu now shows time left in trial.
- Added "hidden" debug mode checkbox. In the "Info" tab, hold down the option key and the checkbox will appear. Checking this option will enable debug logging.
- Fixed hitting return in a pattern field sometimes not registering.
- Error messages in the AppleScript editor are now selectable.
- Fixed visual indicators on folders in folder list. Those that are inaccessible (on an ejected/unmounted drive) show as faded while those that are just gone (deleted) will have a red "x" on them. They should also have different tool tips explaining their status. Also, they should be better at staying up to date.
- If a folder is inaccessible (the drive it is on has been ejected/unmounted), the UI will hide menu items to run rules manually.
- The minute and seconds tokens in the date format interface now default to formatting as two digits.
- Fixed spring-loaded folders not following Finder preferences on Leopard.
- Numerous UI tweaks.
- Core changes:
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- Fixed how custom tokens match text. It won't affect whether a pattern as a whole matches or not. Instead it affects what portion of the text gets "captured" by a custom token. It should now work in a way that makes more intuitive sense. If you use custom tokens, you may want to re-check how things work with the new behavior.
- App Sweep has been improved to catch even more files.
- Performance improvements in App Sweep. Scans should be a tad faster now.
- Should now be able to derive the "Kind" from certain files without extensions that have a Kind assigned to them based on their creator code/file type.
- Fixed Hazel getting confused when a file with the same filename would appear in a folder over and over again. In such cases, Hazel would think it was the same file.
- If a file is going to be renamed to the same name, will now skip it so as to avoid updating any timestamps.
- Fixed Hazel losing track of files on unmounted drives. Hopefully, now, Hazel won't see these files as "new" again when you remount the drive.
- Should be more responsive after a drive is mounted. If Hazel is monitoring a folder on that drive, its rules will run immediately.
- Fixed hours being displayed in the range 0-11 instead of 1-12.
- Fixed crash when trash directory is missing.
- Fixed crash which occurred with certain Spotlight database schemas.
- New HZLFolderScanInterval default to override Hazel's scan interval. The value should be specified in seconds.
- Various other fixes.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) or 10.5 (Leopard).
- Safari, Camino, Firefox or Flock.
- Spotlight must be enabled.
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