fmTrace 1.88
The step chart remembers how you were reading each script — which overlays are on, and where you had scrolled and zoomed.
Added
FileMaker’s plug-in settings now say what you have installed (build 767). Settings → Plug-Ins showed one fixed paragraph about fmTrace and nothing else. It now names the version and build that FileMaker actually loaded, and says whether your trial is running and how many days are left — so you can check both without leaving FileMaker.
The step chart remembers each script separately. Values, Errors and Flow are now settings of the script you selected, not of the window. Turn value overlays on for one script, move to another, and it opens with its own settings; come back and yours are still there. The same goes for the zoom and for both scroll positions — where you were reading down the step list, and how far along the timeline you had panned.
A single invocation and the whole script keep separate views. Clicking one block in the script chart drills into that one invocation, while clicking the script’s name shows every invocation of it. Those are different stretches of time, so they now hold their own zoom and scroll positions instead of fighting over one.
It lasts as long as the recording does. Close the window, open the same recording again, and everything is where you left it. A different recording of the same script starts clean — what you set up while reading one session does not follow you into another.
Fixed
Value overlays no longer land on the wrong steps. Moving between scripts used to carry the set of ticked rows across unchanged. Those are row numbers, so step 7 of the script you left became step 7 of the script you arrived at, and the overlay appeared on a step that had nothing to do with it.
The horizontal pan no longer resets when you change selection. It used to snap back to the start of the timeline every time, discarding the position you had just found.
This is the current release.