mfstuart wrote:
Hi all,
I don't understand what's happening.
Can somebody tell me why other stacks open and are listed in the Application
Browser, when I only selected one stack to open?
The one stack has no other stacks associated to it and no other stacks have
been selected in the "Standalone Application Settings".
These other stacks that are opening are some of the most recent stacks I've
worked on. Each is a one stack .rev file.
The stacks may not have their destroystack property set to true. If
destroystack is false (which is Rev's default) the stack is not active
and not in the message path, but it isn't really closed either. It
remains in RAM and I think the app browser still sees it.
Try this: Right-click on the stack name and choose "Close and remove
from memory" from the contextual menu. If the stack goes away, that was
the problem.
You can solve this a couple of ways. When closing your stack, use the
"Close and remove from memory" option in the File menu to close the
stack instead of just clicking the close box. Or easier, set your
preferenes to make destroystack true for all newly created stacks. For
existing stacks, set the destroystack property in the stack's inspector
and save the stack. After that, clicking the closebox will completely
remove it from memory automatically.
If destroystack isn't the problem, then I'm not sure what it could be.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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