That seems to be what it was. That is rather esoteric behavior.
I think the main stack was catching a preOpenCard or OpenCard, but the
substack that did the modal command also had those. I added empty
preOpenStack, openCard and preOpenCard handlers and that seems to have
solved the problem.
This just seems like odd behavior. I would consider it a bug. I don't
know when you would want a modal dialog to appear over and bring forward a
stack other than the one containing the script which calls the modal function.
At 05:15 PM 8/31/2005, you wrote:
Since no Rev-pro has stepped up to bat on this one,
I'll hesitatingly venture a suggestion...
Is there an "on openStack" or "on preOpenStack"
handler in the "Prompt" substack? The reason I ask
is that, when any stack first opens, I think an "openStack"
message is generated. Thus, if the "Prompt" stack
doesn't handle this message, then the next stack up
will, i.e., the mainstack.
Thus, my solution in the past to something like your problem
here was to insert an empty "on openStack" handler
in the stack.
Hope that helps.
--
Nicolas Cueto
niconiko language school
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