Michael Robinson wrote:
After building a standalone application and opening it, the main stack seems to works OK, it is when you create a new file ( cloning of a sub-stack ) the new file is created but does not work just right, almost like it does not know who it is or where is located.
Well, a new cloned stack doesn't have a file name on disk yet so probably it really doesn't know who it is. But most things you can do in a script don't require a stack to have a file name, so usually that doesn't matter. Not always though.
1) It will not open a drawer that is in a preopenstack handler until it is closed and reopened 1 time, but it will open the drawer from the menu the first time.
I think we need more information. Do you mean you are trying to open a stack as a drawer before the main stack is drawn yet? I'd be surprised if that could be done, but I never thought to try it. Which stack opens a drawer, and where does the command originate? Which stack has the preOpenStack handler in it?
2) It will create a new document when the file is created, but will not import information from another file until it is opened & closed 2 times.
I don't think I understand this either. What is the new document you're making (a text file? A stack?) What file is created? You should be able to import images or text into a stack that hasn't been saved to disk yet.
Can you describe the series of actions you want in more detail?
This is driving me crazy!
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