On 10/12/2014, 10:29 PM, la...@significantplanet.org wrote:
Thanks everyone for the info on libraries and backscripts, etc.
I feel like I'm back in college taking an intensive class.
If I understand everyone correctly, I could do this if I want my
functions to work in a standalone:
Make a stack that has a button (or the stack itself, right?) with all my
functions in it.
Then just add (copy) that stack as a sub-stack to whatever application
I'm working on - say stack "larryLibrary"
That way all my functions are available to me as I develop and also
available when I create the standalone.
Have I got it right?
Yup, except for the last critical step: you have to tell the engine to
actually use the script. If it's in the stack script, you can use either
one of these statements:
start using stack "larryLibrary"
OR
insert script of stack "larryLibrary" into back
If the script is in a button, you have to use the insert syntax:
insert script of button "larryScript" of stack "larryLibrary" into back
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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