Mikey wrote:
N00b/oldtimer here.
I have a stack that I've broken into a number of smaller stacks for
the purpose of encapsulation. One of those is a Preferences stack.
I'd like to be able to pull in the contents of some fields on
different cards on the Preferences stack, but in a more elegant way
than
put field "prefix" of card "heading" of stack "preferences" into prefix
because this process gets repeated over and over.
Do we have an indirect addressing route available so that I can, for
instance, skip the stack reference? I was hoping to avoid "do"
because it makes the code harder to read, and I don't know if I'm in
favor of "go" for this, either.
This is pretty much what "the defaultstack" is for. Set the
defaultstack, and everything you refer to is in the context of that
stack. If the object happens to be on the current card of that stack,
you don't even need the card reference.
Or you can use the long id of an object:
put the long id of btn 1 of card 2 of stack "mystack" into tObj
put the name of tObj
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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