On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Geoff Canyon wrote:
> on 9/19/00 10:41 AM, Scott Raney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > If you clone a substack, the copy *is* a substack of the same main
> > stack. It's not possible in general to do what you want, though,
> > because that w
on 9/19/00 10:41 AM, Scott Raney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you clone a substack, the copy *is* a substack of the same main
> stack. It's not possible in general to do what you want, though,
> because that would require nested substacks (which is something
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ng the stack (which can interfere with the global environment.
If you clone a substack, the copy *is* a substack of the same main
stack. It's not possible in general to do what you want, though,
because that would require nested substacks (which is something
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> send) or using the stack (which can interfere with the global environment.
This is off the top of my head, but if you had a stack "smith" with a
substack "jones" wouldn't something like this work:
clone stack "jones"
set the name of it to "jones
If you are doing anything fancy with cloning multiple windows it would be
really nice to be able to have the new cloned stack behave as a sub-stack,
and be able to use the main stacks scripts without a lot of fiddling (ie
send) or using the stack (which can interfere with the global environment.
At 10:02 PM + 14/10/1999, Richard MacLemale wrote:
>ask file "Save new stack as:"
>if it is empty then exit mouseUp
>put it into tFilePath
>set the itemDel to "/"
>put last item of tFilePath into tShortName
>clone this stack
>set the name of stack it
Title: Re: Clone
Kevin Miller quoted the following script to solve the problem:
ask file "Save new stack as:"
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it into tFilePath
set the itemDel to "/"
put last item of tFilePath into tShortName
clone this stack
set the name of stack it t
Title: Re: Clone
Kevin Miller quoted the following script to solve the problem:
ask file "Save new stack as:"
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it into tFilePath
set the itemDel to "/"
put last item of tFilePath into tShortName
clone this stack
set the name of stack it t
On Tuesday, Oct 12 1999, Richard MacLemale wrote:
> OK, here's what I want to do...
>
> I have a stack named "Quizmaker." It has a button named "Create Quiz".
> When the button is clicked, I want the script to:
>
> 1. Clone the stack (Quizmaker).
>
>Is it possible to program CGI's on non-unix boxes such as Mac servers? Can
>anyone point me at some information on how to go about this?
It is. This link explains it all:
http://yeamob.pci.chemie.uni-tuebingen.de/HyperCGI.html.
If you don't get it I can send you a sample.
Regards, Andu
Is it possible to program CGI's on non-unix boxes such as Mac servers? Can
anyone point me at some information on how to go about this?
>OK, here's what I want to do...
>
>I have a stack named "Quizmaker." It has a button named "Create Quiz".
>When the button is clicked, I want the script to:
>
>1. Clone the stack (Quizmaker).
>2. Ask the user to supply a name using "ask f
OK, here's what I want to do...
I have a stack named "Quizmaker." It has a button named "Create Quiz".
When the button is clicked, I want the script to:
1. Clone the stack (Quizmaker).
2. Ask the user to supply a name using "ask file"
(1 and 2 could be in
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