Reminder: objects cannot be copied when stack is password-protected!!! Even in a standalone. Grrrrrr....
Dave
dave at looktowindward.com
Wed Feb 27 05:47:04 EST 2008
Hi,
I'm not sure I follow this, are you saying that you can't set the
passkey from another stack and do your copy thing?
I guess setting the passkey in the stack itself is ok if you can hard-
wire your password/passkey, but what if you can't use a literal?
All the Best
Dave
On 26 Feb 2008, at 23:32, Josh Mellicker wrote:
> Once upon a time, a programmer was working on a project, with many
> handlers that copy objects, for example, copy groups into groups to
> form scrolling groups, and everything was working great, and the
> programmer was very happy, and then, as a last step, he password
> protected the stack, then, the next day...
>
> BLAMO!!!! Strange, bizarre things happened. Groups would not copy.
> Death and destruction reigned. Monitors came crashing out windows.
> Expletives burned the ears of innocent bystanders.
>
> This programmer then leapt off a cliff, ending it all.
>
>
> MORAL: If he had only put a single line of code:
>
> set the passkey of this stack to "swordfish"
>
> in the preOpenStack script, all would be fine.
>
>
> Please, tell your kids about "passkey", don't let them suffer a
> similar fate!
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