Disappearing substack...
Edwin Gore
edgore at shinra.com
Wed Jul 16 11:05:00 EDT 2003
By george, I think you've got it!
Each time that this has happened, it was when I was working on integrating altBrowser stuff into my project, and I had my project and the altBrowser project open at the same time. Altbrowser has a substack named "Help".
I'm guessing that this is the problem. So it's Chipp's fault! (just kidding Chipp!)
>----- ------- Original Message ------- -----
>From: Alex Rice
>To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
>Sent: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 09:36:23
>
>
>On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 12:06 PM, Edwin
>Gore wrote:
>
>> I'm running into a very strange problem. The
>"Help" stack of a project
>> I am working on keeps disappearing. It's a
>substack, and nothing else
>> seems to be afffected. Because I am stupid, this
>means that I have so
>> far had to re-write the help section twice, since
>I have been saving
>> frequently, but didn't make a back-up copy after
>finishing it (I am
>> now using Chipp's archiver religiously!).
>>
>> My question is this - what the heck is
>happening!?!? At first I
>> thought that maybe I had accidently used a
>"delete stack" command
>> someplace, but searching the scripts doesn't find
>anything. Neither
>> does searching for "clear stack".
>>
>> Are there any other synonyms for "Delete Stack"
>that I am missing? Is
>> there any way to detect that a stack is being
>deleted so I can trap
>> that when it happens and trace this down? Is
>there anything else that
>> anyone can thing of that could be doing this?
>It's really irritating.
>>
>
>Edwin, is it possible you have another mainstack
>with a substack of the
>same name, and opening the mainstacks at the same
>time, effectively
>having two substacks of the same name open at once?
>I've filed a bug
>report involving this issue.
>
>Bugzilla Bug 143
> naming collisions w/ open substacks
>having same name
>--
>
>Here's the scenario
>
>create mainstack 1
>add substack and rename to "fu"
>create mainstack 2
>add substack
>-- now try to rename substack to "fu" with the
>inspector tool.
>-- name reverts to "Untitled x"
>-- (that's already repeatable)
>
>(next issue)
>
>save both mainstacks
>close mainstack 1
>rename substack of mainstack 2 to substack "fu"
>save and close mainstack 2
>open mainstack 1
>open mainstack 2
>-- now you have two substack "fu"s open
>-- do work in ide
>-- save and close mainstack 1
>-- reopen mainstack 1 now it is missing substack
>"fu"
>-- The do work in ide seems to be key here. It's
>not always repeatable.
>
>
>
>Alex Rice, Software Developer
>Architectural Research Consultants, Inc.
>http://ARCplanning.com
>
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