--- On Mon, 1/24/11, Keith Clarke <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks to Jaque and Lynn for the
> clarifications. I knew about the server-side revServer stack
> limitation but it's good to know that revlets support
> stacks, sub-stacks and multiple stacks.
>
> This corrects a misunderstanding I have held from early in
> my learning curve, when an add-on developer led me to
> believe that revlets didn't support stacks. :-((
>
> Still, I'm more than happy to be corrected on this, if it
> means I can start creating :-)
>
> So, how does one tell whether an add-on uses/requires the
> externals specification?
>
Revlets support a mainstack with substacks - but not multiple separate stacks.
In addition, Revlets cannot currently use multiple windows - though you can use
'go in the window of this stack' or multiple revlets on the same webpage to
achieve most goals, this does complicate add-on support. Not to mention the
security sandbox constraints.
As for add-on externals requirements, that's harder to guess. Sometimes they
rely on an external that ships with LiveCode (except on iOS, which currently
has no externals support at all) - so it's best to look around the product
website and send an email to the author if it's not clear.
Jan Schenkel.
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