Hi Sims,
You can't revert a substack, or actually if you revert a substack, its
mainstack is reverted too. From the docs:
"The revert command also undoes changes made to other stacks stored in
the same stack file. That is, if you revert a main stack, all
substacks of that stack also revert to the last save, and if you
revert a substack, its main stack and any other substacks also revert."
You could make the substack a stackfile, rather than a substak, of the
current mainstack. That would allow you to revert it.
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On 11 jun 2009, at 18:14, jim sims wrote:
I'm experimenting with an updater mechanism.
I have a splash stack which has a substack named stack "RT"
On the splash stack I have a button with:
on mouseUp
delete stack "RT"
go stack url "http://www.ezpzapps.com/RevertTest.rev";
revert
start using stack "RT"
end mouseUp
I can see the the downloaded version appear but once the revert
command is done the old one comes back (its easy to tell the
difference as one has an image of a pirate and the other does not).
If I leave out the revert command the new version is open and in
view, but does not become a substack of the splash.
What am I doing wrong?
sims
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