Hi Bill,
If you have your stack in a custom property, you can create a new stack in
memory by simply going to that custom property. This means you don't need to
clone the stack. Changing the name is enough.
go to stack the cTemplate of stack Your Main Stack
put Template the millisecs into
I know how to clone a stack that exists on disk:
clone stack (path to file on disk)
I want to embed the stack in a custom property of the main stack and clone it
from there. Lets say the stack name is template.rev and I add it to the
uTemplate of this stack.
What would be the clone
I did this for fonts, and somewhere I have code that creates a new prefs
stack.
Here's the one for fonts. Same idea. Not really 'cloning' but 'storing the
file conveniently. Thanks to Ken Ray for this.
ON suckUp pFilePath
-- this puts a binary file into a custom property set for fonts
