Hi Sharon,
When a library acts on objects/controls in another stack, it's usual
to refer to these objects using their long name/ID to be sure to
address the right object: just try it :-)
This means that a param passes the long name of an object and your
lib acts as follows: 'set the width of pObj to <value>' for instance.
Then no matter what is the defaultStack or such issues that lead to
errors like 'No such object'.
Le 17 janv. 08 à 22:38, Sharon Stamps a écrit :
I am hoping someone can help me with this... I have a library stack
that I call using the "start using stack" command. The script was
originally contained in stack1's stack script. Now I have several
other stacks that need to do the same basic things, so I created
stack2 as a library stack. I removed the stack scripting in
stack1. I call the "start using stack" command in the preOpenStack
handler of stack1. Now some handlers work fine, but other handlers
give me errors, stating "object is not found". There seems to be
no rhyme or reason to this. (Example: I can show group "readMe" on
the card just fine, but setting the style of scrollbar "loudness"
on the same card gives me an error.) I can not seem to figure out
what the problem is. Has anyone experienced something similar when
using a library stack? I currently have no handlers in stack1 that
are also in stack2 (the library stack) so I am pretty sure it is
not a hierarchy problem. Any insights?
Thanks,
Sharon
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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