Compiles the script.

Forces recompilation even when AppleScript doesn’t think the script needs compiling (useful, for example, in connection with libraries). By default, the same as Compile plus the Option key.

Turns on AppleScript recording mode, so that user actions in recordable applications are written into the script.

Runs the script, compiling it first if necessary. When paused in debug mode, becomes Resume, and continues execution from the paused line. Submenus allow standard handlers to be called individually.

In debug mode, starts tracing. Submenus allow standard handlers to be called individually.

Aborts the running script.

In debug mode, pauses the script after the line currently being executed.

The step commands, used in debug mode. Submenus allow standard handlers to be called individually.

Toggles on or off debug mode.

Shows the result as a separate explorer window.

Shows the error dialog for the most recently encountered error.

Shows the leaks dialog.

Toggles code coverage display on or off.

Removes code coverage marks without toggling code coverage off.

Shows the event log window for the current script.

Removes all events from the event log.

If checked, the event log is not automatically cleared when beginning a new execution of the script.

In debug mode, toggles whether or not handled runtime errors cause a pause.

In debug mode, toggles whether or not breakpoints are enabled globally for this script.

Creates or toggles the enabled status of a breakpoint at the currently selected line.

Creates a temporary breakpoint at the currently selected line.

Removes the breakpoint at the currently selected line.

Removes all breakpoints.

Sets a temporary breakpoint at the currently selected line and starts or resumes execution.

Sets a temporary breakpoint at the currently selected line and starts tracing.

Creates a new empty expression, ready for editing.

Creates a new expression by copying the current selection.

Deletes every expression.

Sets the implicit target for the script.

Sets the parent of the script to another currently open script.