#Script debugger clippings install#

But the items in the Clipping menu were still duplicated like they were before. I was able to create a new window, go to clippings menu and and insert a clipping with any problems or errors. When I launched SD7 the SD7 crash report came up and the contents of the crash report are in the file вЂњScript Debugger crash report.txtвЂќ Apple Crash reporter showed up and the contents of that crash report are in the file вЂњApple crash report.txtвЂќ. I clicked the вЂњShow DetailsвЂќ button and the contents of what was displayed are contained in the вЂњShow details text.txtвЂќ text file.

#Script debugger clippings install#

Then I launched SD7 thinking it would do a clean install of SD 7. Then I logged out of my account and back in again to make sure all the user processes had been shut down and brought back up again. The exact files I removed are listed in the file вЂњFiles removed.txtвЂќ. I went into the system folder and removed everything that had anything to do with script debugger. You can fix this by deleting them from your ~/Library/Application Support/Script Debugger 7 folder (assuming you have not customised them). Important: If you have already run a beta version of Script Debugger 7, the script/clippings will have already been copied to you library, so you will see them listed twice. Users who have a lot of their own scripts/clippings can also hide the application-provided ones using the expert preference PrefShowAppScriptsAndClippings.ДЄ new script menu item, Import clippings, will allow you to transfer app-provided clippings into the userвЂ™s Clippings folder, should you wish to use a modified version. If there are no user scripts/clippings, there will be no divider. The user scripts/clippings will appear at the top, although this can be changed by setting the expert preference PrefUserItemsAboveAppItems to false. The two sections will be separated by a divider, and you can use the existing BBEdit-style naming conventions to order items within the user section. Instead, the menus and clippings list will be divided into two sections: user scripts/clippings, which will be any the user has added to the relevant ~/Library/Application Support/Script Debugger 7 folder, and application scripts/clippings, which are the ones that ship with Script Debugger. Now, Script Debugger will no longer copy the clippings and scripts into the userвЂ™s Application Support folder, and the files will no longer be editable. This posed problems if files had to be updated, because users may have customized the scripts or clippings. In previous versions, when Script Debugger was launched it would look inside the userвЂ™s ~/Library/Application Support/Script Debugger N/ folder for Clippings and Scripts folders, and populate them with the set of factory scripts if they were not already present. Script Debugger 7 (Build 7A20) introduces a change in how the Scripts menu, Clippings menu, and Clippings pane are populated.