Trace keyword/property

[Thomas J McGrath III]

Jan,

Although send "openStack" to this stack worked I still don't know why 
it won't work as in the script below.

I want to see the script run as the stack is opening and not after it 
has opened by doing this. I am not getting a true representation of 
what is really happening when the script opens.

I am afraid that I have OpenCard in the stack and in the card and 
somehow they are overriding each other. I want to see this as it is 
happening to be sure.

Any idea why setting a break point does not work the first two ways you 
described???

Thanks

tom

On Dec 5, 2003, at 11:19 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:

> --- Thomas J McGrath III <3mcgrath at adelphia.net>
> wrote:
>> Jan,
>>
>> I tried using the script editor to place a break
>> point in the
>> "preOpenStack" handler and nothing happens. In fact
>> anywhere in the
>> stack script did not work. Only at the card level
>> was I able to get a
>> break point.
>>
>> I tried method two of typing breakpoint and nothing
>> happens either.
>> here is my script:
>>
>> I want to see why the card 1 custom property
>> pBeenVisisted is still
>> true but the other cards pBeenVisited are false. I
>> want the user to
>> hear a voiceover only during the first visit of each
>> card in the stack
>> but when they go back to a card they would not have
>> to hear it again.
>> But if they quit the app and restart it then they
>> would hear the
>> voiceover again. I have a set the pBeenVisited of me
>> to True in a "on
>> closeCard".  I would like to track this down but
>> can't get the debugger
>> to work in the openStack or preOpenStack handlers in
>> the main stack??
>>
>>   I can't get the breakpoint to work here:
>>
>> on openStack
>>    breakpoint
>>    put the short name of this stack into
>> lmystackname
>>    if lmystackname is "UnityCD" then
>>      repeat with c = 1 to the number of cards in
>> stack "UnityCD"
>>        set the pBeenVisited of card c of stack
>> "UnityCD" to False
>>      end repeat
>>    end if
>> end openStack
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Tom
>>
>
> Hi Tom,
>
> Have you tried using the messge box to
>   send "openStack" to this stack
> If it does respond to that, something else is grabbing
> the openSTack and not passing it to your stack.
>
> Hope this helped,
>
> Jan Schenkel.
>
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