At 9:28 AM -0500 9/14/00, James C. Wall wrote:
>>on preOpenStack
>>hide this stack
>>end preOpenStack
>
>
>Using this approach would you in fact be setting it up so that you would
>never be able to see the stack which could be a problem if it needed to
>be modified at some later date.
>
>Jim W
On 14/9/00 3:28 pm, James C. Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using this approach would you in fact be setting it up so that you would
> never be able to see the stack which could be a problem if it needed to
> be modified at some later date.
You can run "show stack whatever" in the message box
>on preOpenStack
> hide this stack
>end preOpenStack
Using this approach would you in fact be setting it up so that you would
never be able to see the stack which could be a problem if it needed to
be modified at some later date.
Jim Wall
***
James
on 9/13/00 4:36 PM, Dave Cragg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you need to control the visibility from the calling stack, I think
> you can use the following (from memory):
>
> open invisible stack theStackFile
This worked. I also had a vague memory about the invisible keyword, but I
didn't se
Geoff Canyon wrote:
>
> This seems like a simple question, but my pea-brain isn't cooperating with
> me today, so:
>
> I'm using the following code to open a stack invisibly:
>
> set the lockscreen to true --locks the screen?
> if there is a file theStackFile then
> go stack theStackFil
On 13/9/00 11:51 pm, Geoff Canyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This seems like a simple question, but my pea-brain isn't cooperating with
> me today, so:
>
> I'm using the following code to open a stack invisibly:
>
> set the lockscreen to true --locks the screen?
> if there is a file theStackF
At 3:51 PM -0700 9/13/00, Geoff Canyon wrote:
>This seems like a simple question, but my pea-brain isn't cooperating with
>me today, so:
>
>I'm using the following code to open a stack invisibly:
>
> set the lockscreen to true --locks the screen?
> if there is a file theStackFile then
> go
This seems like a simple question, but my pea-brain isn't cooperating with
me today, so:
I'm using the following code to open a stack invisibly:
set the lockscreen to true --locks the screen?
if there is a file theStackFile then
go stack theStackFile --shouldn't show, but does
hide s
