Hi Andre,
You might be interested in checking the corresponding preference in
the "Files and memory" pane in the preferences:
Nothing to think of later :-)
Le 29 oct. 06 à 15:09, André.Bisseret a écrit :
Hi Malte
I was just about discovering that when I received your message ! I
was beginning to experiment with and without destroyStack property
Very nice, and Thanks a lot ! :-)))
That 's the solution : for what I need, I must set the destroyStack
to true
I think, actually, I never (or very rarely) used "don't save" up to
now (or I did not open again the stack after during a Rev session),
so I was not conscious of the fact that "don't save" is effective
only when the stack is out of memory.
Thanks again, you help me saving time (and hairs !)
Best regards
André
Le 29 oct. 06 à 12:58, Malte Brill a écrit :
Hi Andre,
did you remove the stack from memory before reopening? Check the
destroyStack property of the stack. If it is false it will remain
in memory when closed.
I suppose I have got a wrong inadvertent setting somewhere ??
All the best,
Malte
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