Fix a critical issue where a function was referring to Loggie while L…

…oggie might not be present, causing a cascade of errors on fresh installation.

addons/loggie/loggie_settings.gd

@@ -274,6 +274,7 @@ func to_dict() -> Dictionary:
 		"format_warning_msg", "format_notice_msg", "format_info_msg", "format_debug_msg",
 		"h_separator_symbol", "box_characters_mode", "box_symbols_compatible", "box_symbols_pretty",
 	]
+
 	for var_name in included:
-		dict[var_name] = Loggie.settings.get(var_name)
+		dict[var_name] = get(var_name)
 	return dict

addons/loggie/tools/loggie_system_specs.gd

@@ -170,3 +170,16 @@ func embed_input_specs() -> LoggieSystemSpecsMsg:
 		self.add(loggie.msg("Virtual keyboard height:").bold(), DisplayServer.virtual_keyboard_get_height())
 
 	return self
+
+## Prints out a bunch of useful data about a given script.
+## Useful for debugging.
+func embed_script_data(script : Script):
+	var loggie = get_logger()
+	var msg = loggie.msg("Script Data for:", script.get_path()).color("pink")
+	msg.add(":").nl()
+	msg.add(loggie.msg("get_class():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_class()).nl()
+	msg.add(loggie.msg("get_global_name():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_global_name()).nl()
+	msg.add(loggie.msg("get_base_script():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_base_script().resource_path if script.get_base_script() != null else "No base script.").nl()
+	msg.add(loggie.msg("get_instance_base_type():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_instance_base_type()).nl()
+	msg.add(loggie.msg("get_script_property_list():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_script_property_list()).nl()
+	return self

addons/loggie/tools/loggie_tools.gd

@@ -194,18 +194,6 @@ static func extract_class_name_from_gd_script(path_or_script : Variant, proxy :
 
 	return _class_name
 
-## Prints out a bunch of useful data about a given script.
-## Useful for debugging.
-static func print_script_data(script : Script):
-	var msg = Loggie.msg("Script Data for:", script.get_path()).color("pink")
-	msg.add(":").nl()
-	msg.add(Loggie.msg("get_class():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_class()).nl()
-	msg.add(Loggie.msg("get_global_name():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_global_name()).nl()
-	msg.add(Loggie.msg("get_base_script():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_base_script().resource_path if script.get_base_script() != null else "No base script.").nl()
-	msg.add(Loggie.msg("get_instance_base_type():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_instance_base_type()).nl()
-	msg.add(Loggie.msg("get_script_property_list():").color("slate_blue").bold()).add(script.get_script_property_list()).nl()
-	msg.info()
-
 ## A dictionary of named colors matching the constants from [Color] used to help with rich text coloring.
 ## There may be a way to obtain these Color values without this dictionary if one can somehow check for the 
 ## existence and value of a constant on the Color class (since they're already there),