> >The answer is "No"; but if myFunctionXYZ is in the script of stack
Actually, the answer is "Yes"; look at the value() function. Here's a simple example:
STACK "TEST1" ================= stack script:
function test return "Hello" end test
STACK "TEST2" ================= button script:
on mouseUp put value("test()",stack "Test1") end mouseUp
Click on the button and you get "Hello" in the message box. Keep in mind that this can get complicated when you add parameters...
Doesn't this presuppose that the Stack in in Memory, for instance would this work:
put value("test()",stack "Test1.rev")
When stack Test1.rev has been removed from memory. I'd try it but the stack I was using to experiment with these things blows away the IDE, and I don't have time to recreate it, cos I've got to work on the real application.
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