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Find the error if I used Execute, Display, or Inspect
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If the Script Debugger opens after you use the Edit menu options Execute, Display, or Inspect, do the following:
1. Look at the message stack (middle-left pane).
2. Find the lowest ExceptionalEvent>>#signalWith: message. (It's close to the top of the stack.)
3. Find the message UndefinedObject>>#Doit. It's just below the lowest ExceptionalEvent>>#signalWith: message.
4. Click on the message that's between ExceptionalEvent>>#signalWith: and UndefinedObject>>#Doit. It should contain the code that caused the error.
Last modified date: 08/12/2019