It's okay, I only hear/read what people mean, not what they say/type.
Bob S
On May 22, 2016, at 04:48 , Kay C Lan
mailto:lan.kc.macm...@gmail.com>> wrote:
UUrggh, typo:
if THE number of lines of openstacks() = 2 then show stack "Mainstack"
Why is it that I can only spell AFTER I've pressed t
Okay I think I see now why my closeStack handler never got triggered in the
mainStack. The closeStack handler is in the card script! The current card of
the mainstack is not in the message path. Interesting little quirk, but I see
the advantages. The card script will only see closeStack messages
On 5/22/2016 6:45 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
In your Mainstack, as part of it's stack script, can't you have,
within a closeStack handler that already exists or just add one:
if then number of lines of openstacks() = 2 then show stack "Mainstack"
When I had to deal with a similar issue, I put a cust
UUrggh, typo:
if THE number of lines of openstacks() = 2 then show stack "Mainstack"
Why is it that I can only spell AFTER I've pressed the Send button!!
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In your Mainstack, as part of it's stack script, can't you have,
within a closeStack handler that already exists or just add one:
if then number of lines of openstacks() = 2 then show stack "Mainstack"
2 assumes that you aren't using any other stacks as toolbars or some
such and this is in a stan
Here is another thing I cannot seem to do. When I open a substack, I hide the
mainstack. I would like to show the mainstack by intercepting some message that
gets sent to it when I close the substack, without having to script each and
every substack to do it explicitly. But nothing works. resume
