Thanks. I figured out, too, that my thinking that things were being
saved in stacks I'd accessed this way was because they were still loaded
into memory. When I quit and reopened nothing was there. So you need to
save the stack. Still I can see where this can be handy in some
situations as all the normal openCard, etc scripts are not called.
Marty
Marty Knapp wrote:
So it appears that you can set custom properties of a stack and "put"
information into fields of stacks that are not open, from a stack
that is open. I just did it by accident! That being the case, is
there anything that I should be aware of when doing this? Is the
referenced stack loaded into memory? Is this considered bad form?
As Phil said, it can be handy. I use prefs stacks this way sometimes
because they're available but out of the message path. I make sure to
close the prefs stack when the main stack quits.
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