Peter T. Evensen wrote:
My projects consist of multiple (main) stacks. It would be nice if the
IDE had a save all option so I could save all the changes without
having to switch to each stack or quit revolution to see if I get Save
changes? dialog. Does Rev have this? Just wondering if I
- Original Message -
From: Richard Gaskin
You can make a plugin for it easily enough:
on mouseUp
repeat for each line tStack in the windows
-- Exclude IDE stacks:
if char 1 to 3 of tStack = rev then next repeat
-- do the deed:
save stack tStack
end repeat
end mouseUp
Jerry Muelver wrote:
- Original Message - From: Richard Gaskin
You can make a plugin for it easily enough:
on mouseUp
repeat for each line tStack in the windows
-- Exclude IDE stacks:
if char 1 to 3 of tStack = rev then next repeat
-- do the deed:
save stack tStack
end
My projects consist of multiple (main) stacks. It would be nice if the IDE
had a save all option so I could save all the changes without having to
switch to each stack or quit revolution to see if I get Save changes?
dialog. Does Rev have this? Just wondering if I overlooked something
On 1/17/06 5:52 PM, Peter T. Evensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My projects consist of multiple (main) stacks. It would be nice if the IDE
had a save all option so I could save all the changes without having to
switch to each stack or quit revolution to see if I get Save changes?
dialog. Does
That's it?! That's all it takes to write a plug-in? Boy, have
I got some
dandy plug-ins rattling around in the recesses of my alleged
mind. You've
created a monster, Richard!
While Richards stack is very cool, Chipp
from Altuit offers a nice plugin toolbar
and a stack saving stack that
Jerry,
If you're in the Rev environment, it's probably better to use the
revSave version of save, that way the IDE knows the stack has been saved.
revSave stack tStack
best,
Chipp
Jerry Muelver wrote:
- Original Message - From: Richard Gaskin
You can make a plugin for it easily
