The Case For A RunRev Player (was "Stack and Substacks")
Rob Cozens
rcozens at pon.net
Sat May 31 10:30:01 EDT 2003
>any changeable information must be stored outside of the application itself
>Actually, the application can run on all platforms...its just that any
>changes to the data won't be there the next time it is started.
If there were a RunRev Player app, this consideration would be
non-sequitur and main stacks would not have to be "flash screens"
that open the real working stack(s). In building a splash screen to
open the working files and contain the MC engine, each of us is, in
effect, creating a custom RunRev Player. With each new app, we do it
again.
A generalized RunRev Player would make it unnecessary to design RR
mainStack "apps" differently from HyperCard stacks, and an extensible
Home stack would provide a framework for integrating multiple RR
"applications".
Why hasn't anyone built a generalized RunRev Player?
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Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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"And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."
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