F-Script

Release Notes: This is a major release that brings many new features and improvements. This includes Snow Leopard compatibility, support for the new Objective-C garbage collector, 64-bit support, support for the new plugin system of Interface Builder 3, dynamic Cocoa class creation, an improved graphical object browser, support for system-wide scripting, refinements to the syntax and class library (including a handy notation for specifying for dictionaries), and updated embedding and injecting capabilities.

Release Notes: This release provides preliminary Leopard support along with new features and bugfixes.

Release Notes: This maintenance release fixes a bug and includes minor graphical and internal improvements.

Release Notes: F-Script is now is Universal and runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintosh computers. This version also comes with an enhanced object browser with support for Cocoa Bindings. It is now possible to visualize Cocoa Bindings and to easily navigate Cocoa Model-View-Controller object graphs. F-Script 1.3.3 introduces a new version of F-Script Anywhere, a powerful tool for exploring, debugging, scripting and manipulating applications from the inside. With F-Script Anywhere, users can dynamically inject a complete F-Script environment into any running Cocoa application.

Release Notes: The performance of the graphical object browser has been considerably improved. Users can explore the class hierarchy graphically. This version comes with an enhanced code completion system and updated examples. It fixes a serious bug that could lead to a crash in some situations when running on Intel in native mode.