Target not working???

[David Burgun]

Hi Mark,

I was just pondering this problem when your post arrived!

All I can say is - FANTASTIC! This is definitely the way to go! I  
hadn't thought of explicitly sending to the file name (long name) of  
the stack, but of course it it will work! It also fits in nicely to  
what I was trying to do *AND* results in a lot less code!

Thanks again for this and all the other times!

All the Best
Dave

On 27 Mar 2006, at 13:47, Mark Smith wrote:

> Since a stack that is in use is available to all other stacks (it's  
> script has been inserted into back), maybe it would be better  
> simply for any stack that needs to use the libStack to'register'  
> and 'deregister' with the libStack, which can then put itself in  
> and out of use as necessary.
>
> in a client stack, for example
>
> on openStack
>   put the long name of me into myName
>   send "libStackregister myName" to stack "/Users/Dave/Desktop/ 
> TestLib/Lib.rev"
>   pass openStack
> end openStack
>
> on closeStack
>   put the long name of me into myName
>   send "libStackDeregister myName" to stack "/Users/Dave/Desktop/ 
> TestLib/Lib.rev"
>   pass closeStack
> in the libStack
>
> and in the libStack
>
> on libStackRegister tClient
>   set the clients of me to the clients of me & cr & tClient
>   start using me
> end libStackRegister
>
> on libStackDeregister tClient
>   put the clients of me into cList
>   get lineOffset(tClient,cList)
>   if it > 0 then delete line it of cList
>   set the clients of me to cList
>   if the clients of me is empty then stop using me
> end libStackDregister
>
>
> Mark
>