I probably did confuse the "startup" message with preOpenStack however,
I put a simple debug message in my preOpenStack handler (which is the
STACK script) and it doesn't ever fire (when running in the IDE).
The last line of your response brings up a question though: Why would
you put a preOpenStack message in the first card instead of the stack
script? This seems counterintuitive to me.
For what it's worth, I am NOT starting up my stack by double clicking on
it. I start up the Rev IDE first (w/ GLX2) and then use File->Open
Stack to pick my stack.
Len Morgan
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Len Morgan wrote:
> Along the lines of this discussion, I think someone mentioned that the
> preOpenStack message is NOT sent when you are using the IDE. Is this
> true?
I don't believe so; AFAIK the IDE does not prevent your stack from
getting preOpenStack messages. Perhaps you were thinking of startup?
> If so, where can I put start-up code so that I set things up
> before an app gets going in both the IDE and a stand-alone?
I do initialization from a preOpenStack handler in the card script of
the first card of the stack file which will be made into a standalone.
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