How to prevent a stack from loading twice (in Linux)

[Peter Alcibiades]

Jan,

Yes, I found relaunch and tried it, and the docs seem to be right, it does
not seem to work in Linux.  If reload is confined to the stack currently
running, then its at least clear why that too does not work.  

So is there no way of stopping a user from loading the app, and then loading
it again, and trying to run both copies at once, maybe alternately, and then
looking at you with a mixture of dismay and guilt when it doesn't seem to be
working right?

If its all down to the users following instructions, we are indeed up the
creek with no paddle!

Peter




> The 'reloadStack' message is only sent within the same application, when
> you attempt to load an already loaded stack.
> Are you looking for the 'relaunch' message instead? Unless the docs are
> outdated, this will only work on Windows - and shouldn't be a problem on
> MacOSX anyway.
> 
> Jan Schenkel
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> Quartam Reports & PDF Library for Revolution
> <http://www.quartam.com>
> 
> 

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