Fragmalyzer User Guide

3 Plug-ins

Introduction

Fragmalyzer plug-ins add features to the Fragmalyzer; they can add menu commands or provide additional AppleScript support. Plug-ins are stored in the "Plug-ins" folder, which resides in the same folder as the Fragmalyzer application. There can be additional folders within the main plug-ins folder; any sub-folder whose name is surrounded by parentheses (e.g. "(disabled plugins)") will not be searched for plug-ins.
To disable a plug-in, you can:

Trash the plug-in, or
Move it out of the "Plug-in" folder hierarchy, or
Move it into an unsearched sub-folder (named e.g. "(disabled plugins)")

Standard plug-ins

The following plug-ins are included in the Fragmalyzer package:
Set Stack Size

Adds the "Set Stack Size" submenu to the Fragmalyze menu, and corresponding AppleScript support. When you have an application fragment selected, you can use this command to modify the stack size for the application as specified in the application's "cfrg" resource.
Note: You must have write-access to the application file, and you cannot modify the stack size of a running application.

Set Library Folder

Adds the "Set Library Folder..." command to the Fragmalyze menu, and corresponding AppleScript support. This command sets the folder that the Code Fragment Manager will search to locate application libraries (in addition to the usual places: the extensions folder and the application folder). This is really only useful if you specify a folder on the same volume as your application, usually a subfolder of the application folder; otherwise the alias will be broken when the application folder is moved to another machine/volume.
Note: You must have write-access to the application file, and you cannot modify the library folder of a running application.

Obtaining additional plug-ins

You can get additional plug-ins (as they become available) from the Fragmalyzer home page. To use them, just download the plug-ins and copy or move them to your plug-ins folder. You can also put aliases to plug-ins in the plug-ins folder.

Writing plug-ins

You can write your own plug-ins to extend the functionality of the Fragmalyzer. You can view the Quick Reference to Writing Plug-ins at the Fragmalyzer web site.

References

Download plug-ins
Writing plug-ins