Stacks and Custom properties

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Sure. Any object that has an inspector, and that means everything, can hold custom properties. Open the stack inspector and check it out.
The trick is to know where to place these things. It depends on what is going to need them. In a sense, you might think they ought to fall into some sort of "message hierarchy", but since they are always explicitly referenced, this is not strictly true. You generally place them according you your own sense of structure.
Craig


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Absolutely. I keep most of my variables in stack custom properties.

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> Can a stack have custom properties?
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> Richmond.
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