Aloha,
Oh darn, getting frustrated with the stack architecture and know there must be a simple solution. The problem is hard to describe in detail since I have tried so many combinations of things all of which failed, but in a nutshell, I think it is the fact that substacks get saved in the same file as the main stack. How to turn this off? How to get rid of a stack that got saved in a file you don't want it in? Mmmm, if only we could just edit a stack file. So anyway, here is the scoop: I want basically 3 stacks. I think. Only because I think I have to. I'd happily change. 1) Stack one, gets compiled as the executable standalone. Has to be executable. But as a result, it cannot save data. Enter stack #2. 2) Stack two, this is for data. Each user of the program will have their own data set. Consequently, this should be a separate file, just for data. 3. Stack three, for algorithms. If I want to add new features, I will add them here and distribute this. I don't want stack 2 and 3 mixed together because then I would overwrite existing data if I distribute this. Problem is that 2 has to be a substack of 3 to inherit its algorithms and this causes the files to be saved as each other. I have them horribly mixed together and delete doesn't remove the algorithm code from the data file, or the data from the algorithm file. Help! Thanks Sadhu _______________________________________________ metacard mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard
