Hi Andre,
This doesn't work. Opening a corrupted stack doesn't throw an error.
You need to check the result.
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On 29 jul 2008, at 06:11, Andre Garzia wrote:
Peter,
as Richard said, stack corruption is rare but if you truly want to
check this kind of stuff, why not use a simple try/catch block?
try
go stack "I am as corrupt as the brazilian goverment"
catch n
answer error "the stack is dizzy"
end try
this will make sure the stack is actually a stack but it can't verify
if the stack content is right, you might want to do further checks. If
your stack never changes, you can compute a checksum from the
stackfile and store it somewhere for comparing.
Andre
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