* Resolved a bug that caused Script Debugger to crash when AppleScript reports error text ranges that lie beyond the end of the script.
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Viewer windows now only update when the value of the variable/property being viewed actually changes. * Script Debugger no longer needlessly updates the value displayed in open Viewer windows each time a script pauses. * FontSyncScripting.app is no longer mistaken as a Scripting Addition.
Previously, Script Debugger auto-saved only before a document was executed. This may slow things down slightly, but it will improve Script Debugger's ability to recover the contents of open documents in the event of a crash. * Script Debugger auto-saves documents each time they are compiled. * The Script Debugger 4.0 OSA component is removed (if it is still present) to avoid the possibility of memory corruptions that might destabilize Script Debugger 4.5. * When Script Debugger's Open and Save panels are in column view, they once again respond correctly to keyboard driven selections by presenting document previews or sub-folder contents. Script Debugger also correctly handles opening of legacy MacRoman text scripts.
* When opening text scripts Script Debugger now assumes UTF-8 encoding unless the file contains an explicit encoding indication (BOM, etc.). * When exporting a Run-Only script over an existing file, Script Debugger ensures that pre-existing recovery and QuickLook preview data is removed. * Script Debugger's Apple Event Log window logs error information when commands fail.Bug Fixes * This version of Script Debugger contains several changes that improve application stability. Script Debugger also warns you when saving a 64-bit capable Applet/Droplet that uses 32-bit only Scripting Additions. This avoids having to visit the Finder's Get Info window to select the 32-Bit Only execution option.
New Features * A new 32-Bit Only option has been added to the Save As panel allowing you to create 32-Bit applets directly from Script Debugger. If you've been tearing your hair out over Apple Script errors, Script Debugger could save you hours of wasted time. The instructions are very clear and detailed, and within 20-30 minutes any beginner should be able to master Script Debugger with ease. However, to search scripts thoroughly and be provided with possible solutions, you need to follow the step-by-step instructions detailed in the Quick Start guide, which include creating a working folder. You can view errors very simply just by copying and pasting script into the compiler itself. Script Debugger is extremely simple to use if you just want to perform a one-off check.
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