Hi David,
Try this
put "stack" & quote & "C:/Documents and Settings/" & \
"BWolff/Desktop/RunRevBase/GlobalStacks/StackISM.rev" \
& quote into myColdStartStackLongName
get value("ISMColdStart(" & myDebugEnableFlag & "," & \
quote & myRunTimeStacksFolderPathName & quote & ")", \
myColdStartStackLongName)
or this
go invisible stack "C:/Documents and Settings/" & \
"BWolff/Desktop/RunRevBase/GlobalStacks/StackISM.rev"
-- get short name of stack
put the name of stack "StackISM" into myColdStartStackLongName --?
get value("ISMColdStart(" & myDebugEnableFlag & "," & quote & \
myRunTimeStacksFolderPathName & quote & ")", myColdStartStackLongName)
I don't know what the short name is, so check the lin with the
question mark. I believe I would prefer the second example.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Op 17-okt-2007, om 17:51 heeft David Burgun het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I have an Application that works ok when running under the RunRev
IDE and as a Standalone on Mac OS X. However, when I run the start
on Windows under the IDE, I get the following error:
Type: Chunk: Can't find stack
Object: CardStartup
Line: else
Hint: ISMColdStart
After stepping thru with the debugger, I found that the error is
generated when this line is executed:
get value("ISMColdStart(" & myDebugEnableFlag & "," & quote &
myRunTimeStacksFolderPathName & quote & ")", myColdStartStackLongName)
The values of the variables are:
myDebugEnableFlag = "false"
myRunTimeStacksFolderPathName = "C:/Documents and Settings/BWolff/
Desktop/RunRevBase/Projects/GenX/RunTime/Stacks/"
myColdStartStackLongName = "stack C:/Documents and Settings/BWolff/
Desktop/RunRevBase/GlobalStacks/StackISM.rev"
The folders and the file exist ok at the location stated above.
One thing I tried is to cut and paste the contents of
myRunTimeStacksFolderPathName into the message box as a command go
stack C:/Documents and Settings/BWolff/Desktop/RunRevBase/
GlobalStacks/StackISM.rev"
And this loads the stack as expected.
Does anyone have any idea what could be wrong here?
All the Best
Dave
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