Marty,
A brute force method would be to open stack 1; load all of the data
you wish transferred to the other stack into vars; close stack 1; open
stack 2 and load all the vars into the objects in stack 2. If they are
numbered sequentially, this should be very easy. Otherwise, perhaps a
bit tedious.
HTH,
Joe Wilkins
On May 6, 2009, at 6:25 PM, Marty Knapp wrote:
I'm putting together an updater stack whose purpose will be to take
two stack of identical structure and update the button and field
scripts from the "source" stack and copy them them to the
"destination" stack. What I'm doing now is to open both the source
and destination stack and going back and forth, updating the script
of the buttons and fields one at a time. Then saving and closing
when it's done. But if I have a set of stacks that have substacks
(which I may or may not want to update) I know that Rev doesn't like
to have two stacks with the same name open at the same time, should
I, for example, get the script of button 1 of stack 1, close it, go
to stack 2 and update the script of button 1, save and close, etc
until everything is updated, or is there a better suggestion?
Thanks for any help,
Marty Knapp
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