I don't see this is a bug, rather a confusion arising from the distinction between a stack and a stack file. A stack file "MyStack.rev" can contain numerous stacks: one main-stack and any number of sub-stacks. A stack "MyStack" is just one component of that file.

If you clone "MyStack", you will get a copy of "MyStack" - not a copy of "MyStack.rev" - therefore it will not contain the sub-stacks.

I would suggest that you write your own clone routine that clones the main-stack and then loops through each of the sub-stacks, cloning them and setting their mainStack property to the newly cloned main-stack.

Cheers,
Sarah

On 4 Dec 2003, at 7:53 am, Dom wrote:

I have a template stack, which is cloned by another "central" stack.
As I cloned this stack, with an eye on the appilcation browser I noted
that a small substack within it was NOT cloned!

Is it a *bug* or a *feature*?

For me, a clone is an _exact_ reproduction of the template, not a
partial one...

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