I am using a splash screen but it don't actually start using this
template stack. I touch it to get version info.
I tried deleting it as suggested and I also tried stop using it and
neither seem to work.
The revert command seems to be for the main stack and I'm not sure
how I would actually use it in this situation.
I'm missing something.
Bill
On Jun 17, 2008, at 9:56 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Jun 18, 2008, at 12:44 AM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Most of the time I only update the stacks. What is the command to
unload the stacks? After I unload the stacks how do I reinitialize
the standalone stack?
I'm assuming you used the splash stack technique and you don't have
to update any stacks that were used to build the standalone. If the
stacks are not stack files then this won't work. If they are then
proceed.
You can unload your application stacks using:
delete stack NAME_OF_MAINSTACK
This will remove the stack from memory. After removing the
application stacks from memory just call whatever handler in the
stack used to create the executable initializes and launches your
application. Perhaps startup or preopenStack. That could should
already take care of loading your application stacks into memory
and launching the application.
There is also the 'revert' command which will reload the stack from
disk. I haven't used this technique myself though.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems
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