Shari,
You need to make sure the destroyStack and destroyWindow of the stack is set
to true. This way it should purge itself as soon as it's closed.
Ken Ray
They are. Both boxes in the stack object dialog are checked.
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What happens if you:
set the destroyStack of stack origStack to true
close stack origStack
wait for messages -- to assure that the mem-resident copy was destroyed
delete file origStack
save stack newerStack as origStack
delete file newerStack
??
Phil
- Original Message -
Fro
On 10/11/02 6:57 PM, Shari wrote:
The goal:
To replace a stack that exists, with a newer version of the same stack.
The full filepaths to the stacks are in the variables, and the stacks
are in different directories.
delete file origStack
save stack newerStack as origStack
delete file newerStac
Shari,
You need to make sure the destroyStack and destroyWindow of the stack is set
to true. This way it should purge itself as soon as it's closed.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
- Original Message -
From: "Shari" <[EMAIL
The goal:
To replace a stack that exists, with a newer version of the same stack.
The full filepaths to the stacks are in the variables, and the stacks
are in different directories.
delete file origStack
save stack newerStack as origStack
delete file newerStack
This prompts the "a stack exists
on 10/11/02 5:56 AM, Shari at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a standalone, with embedded stacks, and with external stacks.
>
> The standalone has a creator code and custom icons, and all is well.
>
> I want the external stacks to also have custom icons, different from
> the standalone, but n
on 10/11/02 5:28 AM, Gregory Lypny at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Is there a way to use Put URL to get a file from a remote Mac (OS X)
> that has FTP access turned on? I've tried
>
> put url
> (file:username:password@address/hardDrive/users/myAccount/filePath/
> fileName) int
If you're relying on an FTP server to return the file to you, it seems like the
request should include info about the kind of service needed from the Mac. In other
words, instead of this:
> put url
> (file:username:password@address/hardDrive/users/myAccount/filePath/
> fileName) into fld "X"
Shari wrote:
> Interesting discovery...
>
> A stack retrieves scripts from (buttons in) another stack, and puts
> them into the front and back scripts.
>
> All is well.
>
> The stack opens another stack, does things, and closes it. And the
> front and back scripts are now gone, and must be re
on 10.11.02 7:56 AM, Shari wrote:
> I have a standalone, with embedded stacks, and with external stacks.
>
> The standalone has a creator code and custom icons, and all is well.
>
> I want the external stacks to also have custom icons, different from
> the standalone, but nothing I've tried get
Interesting discovery...
A stack retrieves scripts from (buttons in) another stack, and puts
them into the front and back scripts.
All is well.
The stack opens another stack, does things, and closes it. And the
front and back scripts are now gone, and must be reset.
I've put it in the resume
I have a standalone, with embedded stacks, and with external stacks.
The standalone has a creator code and custom icons, and all is well.
I want the external stacks to also have custom icons, different from
the standalone, but nothing I've tried gets the icons to stick.
Setting the creator code
Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to use Put URL to get a file from a remote Mac (OS X)
that has FTP access turned on? I've tried
put url
(file:username:password@address/hardDrive/users/myAccount/filePath/
fileName) into fld "X"
but perhaps I have the syntax wrong.
Greg
Gregory Lypny
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