Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

Great, gald things are working for you! Pete lcSQL Software On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 7:36 PM, Magicgate Software - Skip Kimpel < s...@magicgate.com> wrote: > Peter, you are right after closer examination with a clearer head, > I realized I was doing it right. Once I fi

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

Peter, you are right after closer examination with a clearer head, I realized I was doing it right. Once I figured out how the cards, sub-stacks and stacks all talked to each other and their hierarchy, I was able to do what I wanted to do and have full control over my variables and functions.

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

I think what you're doing is a perfectly good approach. You probabluy have a button on your first stack with a script that looks something like, go to stack "modalstack". Rigfht after that, you can call your datbase load funtion to refresh your database. You probably should have two ways for the

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

That works fine for me - as long as you put the card name and stack name in quotes. The other gotcha is that cards that say their name is "card id 1002" are lying; their name is really empty. In that case, use "copy card id 1….." etc. Pete lcSQL Software On Sat, Jul 7,

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:57 PM, Mark Wieder wrote: > go to first stack > copy card > go to second stack > paste card It's (get to source card) copy this card (get to destination stack) paste card I've had to do a lot of it; most other variants don't work. I'd *like* to be able to "copy card gi

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

Skip- Friday, July 6, 2012, 8:19:40 PM, you wrote: > Realizing that I probably setup my project wrong after Colin's > explanation, it presents me with another basic question as I find > myself needing to re-organize things. Using the Application Browser > or any other technique, can I move a car

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

Realizing that I probably setup my project wrong after Colin's explanation, it presents me with another basic question as I find myself needing to re-organize things. Using the Application Browser or any other technique, can I move a card from one stack to another? I now realize I do not need that

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

THAT is exactly the explanation I was looking for!!! Thanks Colin SKIP On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 11:10 PM, Colin Holgate wrote: > The order is more complex that that, but it's all analogous to having > external cast libraries and MIAWs. > > You might use a sub stack for storing resources tha

Re: Passing functions from stack to stack

The order is more complex that that, but it's all analogous to having external cast libraries and MIAWs. You might use a sub stack for storing resources that are needed by the main stacks of multiple projects you're working on, rather than always copy and pasting into each new project. Cards a

Passing functions from stack to stack

Excuse my novice approach here but I am still trying to wrap my head around the whole stack, substack and card concept. I understand how they work in general but do not fully understand how they communicate between each other. For instance I have a stack and a substack. Each has a card. The fir