Andy's comments and positioning...

[Robert Brenstein]

>At 10:21 AM -0800 2/10/04, Judy Perry wrote:
>>I was going to ask about this very solution that Jeanne suggests:
>>
>>How to do it?
>>
>>Sorry if this is a dumb question...
>
>Not at all.
>
>There are various ways to do it, but here's one:
>
>1. Create a stack with one button. In the button script, put the 
>handlers that you would put in the Home stack if this were HC.
>
>2. In the stack script, put
>      on openStack
>        if the name of button "My Button" \
>           is not among the lines of the backscripts
>        then insert the script of button "My Button" into back
>      end openStack
>
>3. Save the stack in the Plugins folder.
>
>4. Choose Development menu > Plugins > Plugin Settings, choose your 
>plugin from the menu at the top, then choose "Revolution starts up" 
>and "invisible". (For this kind of plugin, you don't need to choose 
>any messages to send.)
>--
>jeanne a. e. devoto ~ jaed at jaedworks.com
>http://www.jaedworks.com

What is the advantage of inserting backscript as opposed to just 
start using? Aside of course from the difference that I can insert 
script of any object as a backscript.

Robert