I don't think that this is supposed to happen . . .
I've taken the time to break my substacks into their own files, and load
them all. Now a version increment only creates a new 875k file rather than
9mb.
It's taken some thinking, and what used to be the mainstack needs to be a
library (otherwise, I would need to do to much disassembly on saving).
Anyway, after fighting a couple of hours, I managed to put in a trace
function into a handler that should never have been called at that stage.
My library script with openField is getting called by every
revWhateverOrAnother script for every open field--with disastrous results,
as It tries to call another handler slideDfl that positions any default
field that might exist.
This is 7.1.1rc3
Am I missing something; I don't believe that the current stack or it's
additions should end up in the path of the library sick.
I hacked around it with
*if* char -4 to -2 of the long name of the target = "rev" *then*
*--it's a rev stack calling*
*pass* openField
*end* *if*
but that's ugly and cumbersome.
--
Dr. Richard E. Hawkins, Esq.
(702) 508-8462
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