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And version 5.1.2 is much, much better:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/jw3gmicv ... kkv2r&dl=0
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Anyone know what it is for?

I would suppose it is a template, and a clone of it is made for each script editor an end-user 'calls' to fill with code.

This stack

Which stack?

stack "revNewScriptEditor" or

stack "revNewScriptEditor 1"

Here is something to amuse yourself with:
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Can you tell me when the new GUI will be present?
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Maybe you could make a stack that loads with LC as a palette that has a scrolling list of all open stacks and a button to delete a selected stack.

I should like a main stack to appear as a palette, but this in the stack script does nothing:

Nowadays we can import SVG images into LiveCode tolerably well, but can we export them in SVG format?

So after a hiatus (meaning that I went through a load of versions and am now well into my 5th SDLC, and did not note that here), here, without further ado is Devawriter 5.1: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/jw3gmicvxednpzy9ixfqo/AGWQv9SytLVN3ZNPN_RkLG8?rlkey=c6o3uauk2mgh088apd61oo5b1&st=c6mg2li6&dl=0 ...

And that stereotypical discussion behaviour I described elsewhere continues: 1. Richmond suggests stuff with 'spades' and other crude ways. 2. Craig or Stam bring up something slightly better (as in cotton underpants rather than hessian 'passion killers'). 3. The 'Queen of the Night' comes along and...

Stop those messages from showing up in the Message Watcher. Yup: that is all that suppressing message does, just tested it: what a shame. ------- So, the next question has to be: Is there a way to exclude certain messages from being passed? Or, alternatively setting lockMessages in such a way that ...

What is not clear to me (yet) is whether 'suppress messages' means:

1. Stop those messages from running.

or only

2. Stop those messages from showing up in the Message Watcher.

Thank you very much.

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I know this is extremely tedious, but one way to cope with this situation is to choose which messages to suppress.

Well, it is unfortunate that lockMessages does not have parameters so you can choose which of the "unnecessary navigation messages" you want to prevent working and which ones you do not want to prevent. It would be wonderful if one could do this sort of thing (pseudo-code): set the lockMessages to t...