embed a stack in custom prop?

[Phil Davis]

Thanks Mark & Chipp,

I originally tried it using "toplevel" instead of "go stack" and it 
didn't work.

Thanks -
Phil



Mark Schonewille wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
> Yes, this is possible. First save your stack then set a property to 
> the stackfile:
>
> set cStackFile of this stack to url ("binfile:" && thePathToTheStack)
>
> and open the stack as follows:
>
> go stack (the cStackFile of this stack)
>
> Make sure not to have a stack open already with the same name as that 
> of the stack in the custom property.
>
> Best,
>
> Mark
>
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> Op 19-jul-2006, om 0:31 heeft Phil Davis het volgende geschreven:
>
>> Did someone recently tell how they stored a stack as a customProperty 
>> of another
>> stack? I would like to review that concept but can't find the email 
>> that tells
>> about it.
>>
>> Of course, if that email never existed it will be harder...
>>
>> Thanks -
>> Phil Davis
>>
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