On 31 Dec 2007, at 20:39, Mark Swindell wrote:
I'm just clarifying for myself what happens to a stack when its
Main Stack property is changed.
Scenario:
Main stack "YellowStack" is opened and saved.
Main stack "BlueStack" is opened and saved.
Now, in BlueStack's stack inspector I change its MainStack property
to "YellowStack." BlueStack is "subsumed" as a substack of
YellowStack, while its original incarnation, BlueStack, remains on
disk as a main stack, in its last saved state?
Is this accurate?
I'd say so. However, if rev crashes now, yellow stack on the disk
won't have a substack either :)
One of the most strangest thing I had to get in regards to rev, is the
multiple kinds of stacks.
here a list i wrote on the forum once:
1 Stacks are files
2 Stacks are part of files when they're called mainstacks and substacks
3 Each stack file has exactly one mainstack
4 A stack file can have many substacks
5 A mainstack and it's substacks which are an executable can't be saved
6 Mainstacks and substacks can also exist only in memory, without
being within files or executables
Your problem sounds like it's covered by the last point...
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