There's "the stacksInUse" for those.
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On September 25, 2019 9:45:22 AM Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via
use-livecode <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
Related:
if you have this in the message box.
put the openstacks
you only get the
1. presently open binary stacks
2. any script only stack that you explicitly have open in the IDE
But, can you we a list of all stacks available to the message path "right now"
We can query the stack files, but they are included with stack, but not
necessarily open.
Another say to put this is when doing a
start using "MyControls.livecodescript"
…later on, how do you query for all stacks "open" by "start using"
BR
Hi.
You probably mean script-only stacks.
Substacks are just stacks, but they live in the same file as the mainStack.
It helps with organization, and when you save one, you save them all. You
can only have one mainStack, but as many subStacks as you like.
For me, I have projects that use substacks for, say, data entry. The
subStack is built just for that purpose.
When making a standalone, substacks are included in the final package.
Just practice a bit.
Craig
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