Re: stack design with externals?

Hallo Tiemo, I hope I understood your question: I have the experience, that 1) the runrev standalone always expects the Externals in the subfolder of the defaultfolder, which is normaly the folder where the standalone is located and this location is expected by other stacks also which start

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Betreff: Re: stack design with externals? Hallo Tiemo, I hope I understood your question: I have the experience, that 1) the runrev standalone always expects the Externals in the subfolder of the defaultfolder, which is normaly the folder where the standalone is located and this location

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] [mailto:use-revolution- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Tiemo Hollmann TB Gesendet: Freitag, 17. Oktober 2008 09:11 An: 'How to use Revolution' Betreff: stack design with externals? Hello, just making my first project with externals (valentina in this case), I started the project with a main stack

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Hi Tiemo, The easiest way probably is to build your standalone with all needed externals. As far as I know, the externals stay available after the splash stack that is used to build the standalone closes. If in doubt, set the destroyStack property of the splash stack to false. -- Best

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: AW: stack design with externals? Hi Tiemo, The easiest way probably is to build your standalone with all needed externals. As far as I know, the externals stay available after the splash stack that is used to build the standalone closes. If in doubt, set the destroyStack property

stack design with externals?

Hello, just making my first project with externals (valentina in this case), I started the project with a main stack, which carries most of the functionality and some substacks. I added the valentina externals to the main stack, build the standalone of my main stack and everything works so far.