Start using script

[Eric Chatonet]

Hi Hershel,

Mainly, three ways of doing:

1. Start using stack < Stack descriptor>: put the script of stack <  
Stack descriptor> into the message path. Used with libraries.
2. Insert script of <Control descriptor> into front/back: put a  
specific script into the message path to receive the messages sent to  
any other objects in any stack before/after these objects receive the  
messages. Mainly used with special handlers that have to trigger  
system events.
3. Go invisible to stack < Stack descriptor>: the stack is loaded  
into memory as would be a stack in use AND all its resources (images  
for instance) are available too.

Note that the third way may be obtained by using other commands:
send "MyStuff" to stack < Stack descriptor>: loads this stack in  
memory if it is not present.
call "MyStuff" of < Control descriptor> loads the corresponding stack  
in memory if it is not present.

See all corresponding entries in the docs for more information :-)
BTW, for all these ways of doing, stack or substack does not matter ;-)

Le 20 févr. 06 à 22:19, Hershel Fisch a écrit :

> Hi all, when I want to use the start using script I have to use it  
> in every
> sub stack or the main stack will do it?

Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
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