Richard Gaskin wrote:
if not gREVSuppressMessages or (gREVSuppressMessages and
revOKTarget()) then pass saveStackRequest
else pass saveStackRequest to metaCard
end saveStackRequest
So it seems the passing of the native message is conditional. I didn't
dig through the code to try to determine how that condition gets met,
but hopefully this will get you started.
It's conditional, but looks like it is behaving correctly. The condition
is basically to always pass the message unless the user has specifically
turned off messaging via the toolbar icon. The message will also be
passed regardless of the toolbar setting if the target stack is in the
IDE (I think; have to look up targetOK.) If messaging *is* turned off
and the target stack is a user stack, then the command is sent directly
to the engine, bypassing the stack (appropriately.)
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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