On Fri, 22 Sep 2006, Richard Gaskin wrote:

It might be helpful to de-standalone it to take a look at exactly what's been included.

Once upon a time someone posted the info needed to strip the executable from the stack -- anyone make a utility for that?


In my own collected archives I found this script:

"on mouseUp
 answer file "Standalone"
 if it is "cancel" then exit to top
 put url ("binfile:"&it) into tStack
 repeat forever
   -- there's more than one stackfile in there which isinteresting
   put offset("#!/bin/sh",char 10 to -1 of tStack) into tOff
   if tOff = 0 then exit repeat
   put char tOff+9 to -1 of tStack into tStack
 end repeat
 ask file "Stack"
 if it is "cancel" then exit to top
  set the fileType to "RevoRSTK"
 put tStack into url ("binfile:"&it)
 answer "conversion finished" with "OK"
end mouseUp"

This, however, (on Windows) provides me with an extracted stack that is flagged as "corrupted", even if I comment out the line about the filetype which is probably meant only for MacOS(?)

A simpler diagnostic might be to have your app spit out a list of frontScripts, backScripts, and libraries, something like this:

on LogScripts
  put the frontScripts &cr& the stacksInUse &cr& the backScripts \
    in url ("file:ScriptList.txt")
end LogScripts


Applying this I get 13 front and back scripts running in the stack and nothing of this in the standalone (in the standalone only my script library "clib" and the calling button for listing the back and frontscripts are listed).

When I remove these backscripts and frontscripts in the stack no change of the slower Rev-IDE speed is effected. So the slower performance in Rev must be caused by other scripts.-

Unfortunately I cannot follow your other suggestions at the moment (startloggingMessages etc.) because I really need to concentrate on other things at the moment (and not only, but also, because of that voluminous doctoral dissertation on my desk).

I will continue the discussion in about a week and thank all of you in the meantime for your interest in this thread.

Best regards,

Wilhelm Sanke

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