RE: Using libs from several stacks

[Robert Brenstein]

True, but issuing 'start using' second time should change the order 
of used stacks but not produce an error message. There must be 
something else going on yet. May be there is libraryStack handler 
used and it tries to load sth second time.

Robert Brenstein



Yes, and once a stack is been put into the "stacksInUse" (or
libraryStacks), it is available to all currently running stacks.
Ken Ray
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 -----Original Message-----
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 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
 Klaus Major
 Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2004 4:48 PM
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 Subject: Re: Using libs from several stacks
 Hi Kevin,

 >
 > I know I have seen the answer to this one in the archives
 but I cannot
 > seem to locate it now that I need it.  I have several
 stacks "using"
 > the same LIB when I open them I get a prompt that the lib stack is
 > already loaded what adjustments must i make to prevent this?
 you only need to "start using xyz" once!

 That stack is then added to the end of the message passing hierarchie.

 Which means: once you "start(ed) using xyz", xyz IS in use,
 and therefore the prompt :-)
 You can query if a stack is in use or not  with "the
 stacksInUse"-function.
 Hope that helps...

 > Kevin

 Klaus Major
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