On Mar 29, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
However I think the problem is setting the externals...
Jerry did:
set the externals of this stack to "/Applications/Revolution Dreamcard 2.5.1/components/global environment/EXT.dll"
But when I did my test on access to the DLL itself, I set the externals to:
components/global environment/ext.dll
OK, I followed Ken's suggestion, saying
• set the externals of this stack to "components/global environment/ext.dll"
followed by saving, quitting, reopening the stack, and confirming that
• put the externals of this stack
elicited the reply
• components/global environment/ext.dll
But then when I tried • ext_loadFont "/Users/jerry/Desktop/KillerStumps.ttf" I received the familiar "can't find handler" error message.
Chris, I had a question about the following portion of your note:
On Mar 29, 2005, at 2:43 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
Well, it turns out I was wrong and it looks like ext_LoadFont is a command,
at least it's in the list returned by the externalCommands property
because when I say • answer the externalCommands of this stack
I just get empty (and indeed "the externalCommands of this stack is empty" returns "true"). Your note suggests that when you do this you get a different result. Is that right?
Still in the basement,
Jerry
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