Activating a Function in a Different Stack
Mark Smith
mark at maseurope.net
Sun Oct 29 12:01:38 EST 2006
The only really convenient way to use functions in other stacks is to
put those other stacks 'in use', so that their scripts are in the
message path.
I'm not very clear on which stack is requesting what from where, but
it sounds like you're loading a stack into a local machines memory
from a remote server - so this should be possible.
Best,
Mark
On 29 Oct 2006, at 17:49, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
> Hey,
> Is it possible to activate a function that resides in one stack,
> and get
> the result from a different stack? Right now I have it set up so
> that Stack
> A gets a request for info from stack B over the Internet. Lets
> pretend that
> the request is "the background color of this stack". It puts that
> into a
> variable called vWhat. Then it executes do ("get" && vWhat && "of
> Stack
> B"). Then Stack A returns the data over the Internet. This works
> well for
> requesting properties, but I can't get it to activate a function
> and put the
> result in the it variable. Is it even possible? Is there a "send"
> equivalent for functions?
>
> TTFN
> Bridger
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