If the run tool is for running a stack and the edit tool is for editing it, why do scripts even run in edit mode? mouseEnter, mouseLeave, openCard, closeCard, etc. all are executed even when the edit tool is the one selected. But mouseDown and mouseUp aren't.
All the messages are actually sent, whether the browse tool or the pointer tool is active. But the development environment intercepts certain of these messages while it's running, to make development possible. (For example, mouseDown and mouseUp obviously would cause interference with selecting objects, if they were allowed to be sent with the pointer tool.)
And yes, I agree with Richard about the tooltips. Introducing new parallel terminology is confusing, and it's not necessary given that there are existing terms that are supported in the language.
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