Bob:
that makes good sense. Unfortunately, I’ve done a lot of work with V7 and so
far it hasn’t let me down, especially after the last 3 releases of 7.0.1 have
fixed a couple of problems I had. Fortunately, I had quite a bit of lead time
for my application, but now I’ve got to get a beta out by
Again, and no implied disrespect to the developers who I believe have been
doing a bang up job, I have not started using V7 for production work yet. I
keep a V6.7 stack file as my development file, and if I want to play around in
V7 I save as a different stack file.
Bob S
> On Dec 3, 2014, a
Hugh:
Thanks. I just wanted a second normal window. But, it does work correctly.
Don’t know why my test version messed up, but when I came in in the morning,
all was working.
Best,
Bill
On Dec 3, 2014, at 12:58 PM, FlexibleLearning.com
wrote:
> Lock messages
> Go cd 1 of stack "mySubStack" as
Lock messages
Go cd 1 of stack "mySubStack" as palette
Unlock messages
Or have I misunderstood?
Hugh Senior
FLCo
> Folks:
> I want to open a second window in my app. The window in the calling stack
is
> the first card of a substack named ?myCallingSubstack?. I want to go to
the
> first card of
Grahan:
Ok, after I restarted my computer and relaunched LC, all worked as expected.
Thanks for responding and assuring me that it’s supposed to work the way I want.
Best,
Bill
On Dec 3, 2014, at 3:00 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> According to the LC Dictionary, ‘go’ should have done what you want.
Graham,
Thanks for checking this. I'm working in lcv7.0, on Mavericks. I'll retest.
Sometimes LC needs to be restarted to get things working right. Unfortunately,
V7.0.1 ( rc2) crashes on one of my operations, so I'm using v7.0, which crashes
on quit. Oh well, hope it gets fixed next release.
B
According to the LC Dictionary, ‘go’ should have done what you want.
> When going to a previously-unopened stack, if you don't specify a card, the
> go command displays the first card of the stack. If the stack is already
> open, the current card of the stack appears and the stack window is brou
Folks:
I want to open a second window in my app. The window in the calling stack is
the first card of a substack named “myCallingSubstack”. I want to go to the
first card of a substack named “mySubstack”. When I do
go to stack “mySubstack”, the new windows sits behind the calling
“myCallingSub
