Initializing Libraries

[J. Landman Gay]

On 7/24/2016 10:56 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
> lf you use just use
>
> someStack.livecode
>
> when you open the "stack" (script only) it actually instantiates a
> window in the IDE that you can then do cmd-K and it auto opens the
> script.
>
> if you double click on the someStack.livecodescript from the finder,
> it *does* now appear in the open windows (hence it must be in RAM)
> but there is no stack window as such in the IDE for a .livecodescript
> stack…so I'm unable to edit this from inside the IDE.

Try "toplevel <stackname>"

These stacks aren't any different from any other you open without using 
"go" -- they are in RAM but you need to specifically display them to 
work with them.

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