Niklas Almesj� wrote:

> about the current beta:
>
> wishes:
> - filelocation variable that contains the location of the
> folder where the mainstack is

You can get the file path of a mainStack with:

put the filename of the mainStack of this stack

so the following gives you the folder the mainStack is saved in:

put the filename of the mainStack of this stack into tMainStackFolder
set the itemDel to "/"
delete the last item of tMainStackFolder
put tMainStackFolder

You can get the current directory, from which relative paths (except
stackFiles) work with:

put the directory

> - a message that is sent when a stack becomes the active
> window

Check out the "resumeStack" message.

> vague descriptions of bugs and general notes:
> - stacks looses the ability to change size (although the
> property is set to true). I think this happens when you
> choose decorations.

The stack can only be resizable if the decorations are set to default.

> - script-errors in the preopencard-handler generates errors
> in other handlers

Would it be possible for you to send an example of this?

> - can not write [ ] in scripts

I'm not sure I understand what you mean here?

> - the properties window occasionally does not update, and
> the tabs basic and script look like they've melted together

If you can reproduce this, please send me the recipe.

> - distribution-builder can delete the files in a folder
> (the buildfolder I suppose). seems to happen in relation
> with it not finding stackfiles, or pressing cancel when
> asked to overwrite. Can be pretty annoying.

We're looking into this, but as yet haven't been able to reproduce it.

> - In the alignment tool, make rects equal also places the
> objects on top of each other. Now I understand that its the
> way it's supposed to work, but at first I thought one of
> the objects were deleted.. possible to make clearer,
> perhaps not so close/similar to the other align-buttons.

Right, we'll consider this.

> - Undo seems to be "improvable"?

Is this in relation to undoing text deletions?

Thanks for the feedback.
  Cheers,
     Michael
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