Re: When clicking on a palette item, how does Rev know what stack you were in?

[Sarah Reichelt]

Check the docs for the topStack. It tells you the front most window 
with the lowest mode, where normal stack windows have a mode of 1. 
(Read the docs entry for mode to get further details.)

Cheers,
Sarah
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On 10 Jan 2004, at 6:03 pm, Doug Lerner wrote:

If there is not a built-in way of doing this I can probably rig 
something up
with global variables, looking at the current open stacks manually, or
something like that, but I thought I would ask first...

Suppose there are several windows open and I click in a palette window
somewhere choosing a tool or a chunk.
Is there an easy way of detecting which of the windows I was in when I 
went
to click the palette?

Should I just use the mouseLeave handler to store a reference to where 
I was
in a global variable or something like that?

Thanks,

doug
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