Script Debugger 8.0.5

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We are pleased to announce the release of Script Debugger 8.0.5. Script Debugger 8.0.5 is a free maintenance release addressing a series of issues that came to light following the release of Script Debugger 8.0. This release also introduces a series of changes to improve compatibility with macOS Monterey.

Before you begin scripting, discover the information and commands that your applications offer. Use the Explorer to experiment with applications, explore their data and manipulate it to see how the application responds. When you create and debug your script, the Explorer remains available and continues to show data information as you work.

First introduced by Apple in 1992, AppleScript is a venerable and proven scripting language for automating tasks on the Macintosh. It uses terminology that is similar to common English words, and it is relatively easy to learn in comparison to other scripting languages. But it is also an object-oriented language that is fully capable of handling complex programming tasks when necessary. AppleScript creates script files that can control your computer and its various applications. It can be used to automate repetitive and error-prone manual tasks, saving both time and money. For example, it can automatically retrieve files from remote servers or schedule and execute important updates. Its broad range of possible uses makes it a powerful tool for both individuals and businesses in search of optimized workflows.

Script Debugger is an integrated development environment focused entirely on AppleScript. This focus allows it to deliver a suite of tools that make AppleScript development amazingly productive. You can use it to write and edit code, analyze target applications, debug scripts, and more.

This is the best way to see what your script is doing and to find bugs quickly. Execute scripts line-by-line to see exactly how they are executing. Set breakpoints to pause a script at key points. No more Caveman Debugging with AppleScript `log` statements. Script Debugger shows you the result of each and every statement as you go and the value of every variable in your script. There is no better way to see exactly what your code is doing.

Script Debugger provides an amazingly helpful set of code completion tools. They include completion of variable names in your script, AppleScript and Scripting Addition commands, as well as application commands and names. Script Debugger also provides completions for AppleScriptObjC handlers which are tedious and error prone to type by handle.

Work with long scripts easily. Split-pane editing allows you to view two or more sections of your script at the same time. Code Folding lets you collapse portions of your code to help you focus on your work.

Script Debugger provides virtually endless opportunities for customization. Create your own script templates. Generate clippings to insert commonly used blocks of code. Clippings can employ markup to insert parameters and speed editing. Create AppleScript scripts to automate repetitive tasks. Assign keyboard shortcuts to your clippings, scripts and any Script Debugger menu command.

Script Debugger offers facilities to find common scripting and deployment errors. For instance, the Leaks feature detects when your script opens and does not close a file, or when a database transaction begins and is not finished. Script Debugger watches for common errors like saving a script with an idle handler, but without enabling the Stay Open setting.

To go along with Dark Mode support, Script Debugger 8 provides user configurable and switchable themes. Themes can automatically handle transitions between Light Mode and Dark Mode, and you can change them manually. You can create your own custom themes to easily switch script formatting depending on the task at hand.

Script Debugger 8 introduces a suite of new editing commands that operate on lines: Move Up, Move Down, Insert Before, Insert After, Cut, Copy, Delete and Duplicate. Like all menu commands in Script Debugger, you can assign your own keyboard shortcuts to these commands. This change makes script editing even faster, especially when coming from other editors which offer these commands.

Previous versions of Script Debugger saved scripts with debugging enabled in a special format to facilitate something we called external debugging, which allowed scripts to be debugged while running within other applications. While external debugging was useful in some situations, users were often caught out when distributing scripts with debugging enabled because the file format required Script Debugger be present.

Script Debugger 8 introduces a new workflow for exporting run-only applications. By storing all related settings in documents of any script format, exporting becomes a one-click process, while new destination options offer greater convenience in organizing and tracking changes as scripts are updated.

Script Debugger 8 runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs. Additionally, when running on Big Sur, script applications created with Script Debugger 8 run natively on Apple Silicon. Note that there are code signing and other considerations when creating script applications on Big Sur. See Big Sur: Lost Properties for more details.

Script Debugger 8 fully supports Dark Mode. This applies to user interface elements and script text formatting. Please see the Themes section for details of how Script Debugger accommodates Dark Mode/Light Mode transitions.

Script Debugger 8 introduces the notion of color themes. Themes are used to change script formatting when switching between Light and Dark mode, or simply to provide alternative formatting options. Please see this forum post for further details.

The application object has several new properties, and loses some others. With the introduction of Color Themes, the apply handler formatting, handler color, and script background color properties been removed. The AppleScript format class is also no longer relevant, so it is no longer an element of the application.

Script Debugger 8 introduces the Bundle & Export Settings dialog which combines various previous settings, and some new ones, in one place. Please see [this forum post for more details](SD8: Bundle & Export Settings -script-libraries/2851).

The Persistent Properties option in the Script menu has been removed. As of Script Debugger 8, properties and top-level values never persist: when you run or save a script repeatedly, these variables will contain their initial compiled value, if any. Please see this forum post for more details.

Script Debugger has implemented various pickers: for applications, script libraries, frameworks, and a couple of other. Script Debugger 8 introduces user-defined or custom pickers, where you can set the contents of the menu your self.

Script Debugger 8 no longer offers external debugging. External debugging was a facility where scripts saved with debugging enabled, and invoked from other runtime environments (e.g. Folder Actions, etc.) would be debugged within Script Debugger. Security changes introduced in macOS Mojave and later rendered this feature inoperable so it has been removed.

A benefit of this change is that all documents saved with Script Debugger 8, regardless of their debugging state, are saved as standard AppleScript scripts. This makes all Script Debugger documents fully interoperable with any other application that reads AppleScript files.

Script Debugger 8 offers a new option for inserting «class furl» file references when files are dropped into the script editor. Additionally, the drop file dialog now presents the options as a list rather than radio buttons, enabling keyboard navigation.

Script Debugger 8 has removed modifiers that cause clippings and scripts menu items to to invoke alternate actions such as Edit or Reveal in Finder. This avoids conflicts with other modifiers assigned to scripts and clippings, and frees up more shortcut combinations.

Script Debugger provides everything you need to quickly and easily author AppleScripts that work. No other scripting tool can match Script Debugger's 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.

Because of this concentration, it can provide a set of tools that make AppleScript development extremely efficient. May use it to develop and edit code, analyze target applications, debug scripts, etc. It fully supports Dark Mode and introduces themes to manage the presentation of scripts in light and dark mode.

It offers an almost limitless number of customizing options. Make your template scripts. Create clips to insert frequently used code blocks. You can use markup in clippings to insert parameters and speed up editing. To automate monotonous chores, write AppleScript programs. Assign keyboard shortcuts to this program's scripts, clippings, and menu commands.

It allows you to assign your own keyboard shortcuts to these commands. Script debugger provides expanded options for generating notarize applications and standalone applications. Lastly, it allows you to export run-only applications with ease. Lastly, you can store all related settings in documents of any script format. On a whole, if you are looking for a tool that makes your AppleScript coding easier, faster, and more transparent.

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