On 1/9/04 2:34 AM, "Ken Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> If it is multiple "documents" of the same type, I'd use >> cloning. You >>> don't even have to delete them; clones reside in memory only unless >>> you save them to disk, so as soon as you close a clone it's gone. >> >> What do you mean by multiple documents? Is a window/stack in >> this case considered a "document"? > > Yes, I guess. What I meant was a stack that is fundamentally the same > structure but with different content (think Microsoft Word or a painting > program that lets you open multiple canvasses). In this case, I'd open > the "original" invisibly, clone it, and close the original. Then the > user can work in the cloned window and it will dispose of itself > automatically when closed.
OK. That it one of the ideas I was thinking of too. Then the original one would act like a "template" of sorts for all the temporary windows that were open. I'll give that method a go. Thanks, doug _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
