Close Substack Question?

[David Burgun]

Hi,

I have all the handlers you mention, this is my setup:

LibStackA:mainStack - no openStack, closeStack or closeStackRequest,
no Substacks.

LibStackB:mainStack, no openStack, no closeStack or closeStackRequest
LibStackB:subStack1, openStack, closeStack or closeStackRequest

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NormalStackA:mainStack:stacj no openStack, no closeStack or  
closeStackRequest
NormalStackA:mainStack:card1 openStack, closeStack, closeStackRequest
no Substacks.

NormalStackB:mainStack:stacj no openStack, no closeStack or  
closeStackRequest
NormalStackB:mainStack:card1 openStack, closeStack, closeStackRequest
no Substacks.

Is this correct? If so in which handlers do I need to "pass" and in  
which stacks/cards?

Is this documented anywhere?

The problem I have is that when I press the close stack button in the  
Window Title bar I get a dialog asking me to save the stack. If I add  
a closeStackRequest, I cannot close *any* window via the close button  
in the window title bar (even IDE stacks!).

Thanks a lot
Dave

On 5 Apr 2006, at 17:17, Stephen Barncard wrote:

> you need an 'on closestack' handler somewhere in the hierarchy to  
> close a window-stack this way if your menus or other code won't do  
> it. This is a common conundrum when experimenting with menus.
>
> Rev allows full control of this process, but you have to write it,  
> include all the saving stuff.
>
> This is where the message path is your friend.
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Ok, I tried that and now none of my stacks will close at all if i  
>> use the "close" button in the window title bar!!!!! Also the  
>> message box will not close either!
>>
>> Help! How do I get out of this?????
>>
>> Is there somewhere in the docs that tell you explicitly what you  
>> need to do in order to:
>>
>> 1.  Allow the close button in the Window Title Bar to close the  
>> window and then optionally have the "stack not saved" dialog  
>> appear? e.g. if the stack is dirty I want it to be automatically  
>> saved,
>>
>> 2.  Have this work across many stacks and libraries.
>>
>> 3.  Have this work with a sub-stack (my only sub-stack is in a  
>> library, but it would be nice to have a solution that works for  
>> everything!).
>>
>> I've searched and searched for something that explains how to do  
>> this but I can't find anything that positively tell you what  
>> should happen and how to handle it.
>>
>> Thanks a lot
>> All the Best
>> Dave
>
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