My app inserts some front scripts from a separate .rev file, then
calls a handler in the front script that needs to reference the
application's .rev file, specifically to create a stack as a substack
of the application's main stack if it doesn't already exist , then add
several cards to it.
Up to now, the front scripts have been in the same .rev file as my app
and the code to achieve the above worked fine. I have now broken them
out into a separate code library .rev file and things don;t work
correctly any more.
I've tried so many combinations of "this stack", the long name of this
stack", etc that I've lost track of what happened with each of them,
suffice it to say that none of them had the desired effect. The .rev
file holding the front scripts happens to have a stack with the same
name as the stack I want to create in the application's .rev file and
I have not been able to figure out how to have the check for the
existence of this stack look in the app's .rev file instead of the
front scripts .rev file.
In desperation, I created the stack in the app's .rev file in the IDE,
but now how do I tell the create card command in the front script to
put the new card into the stack in the app's .rev file - that command
doesn't seem to have a way to name the stack you want to create the
card in other than what is in the defaultStack and it appears
defaultStack can only be set the a local stack name.
Thanks for any guidance!
Pete Haworth
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