There is a preference in Rev, under the "Files and Memory" section, which allows you to have a stack purged when the last stack in its file is closed.Guilty as charged - I was messing around trying different settings of those preferences at one time and it was undoubtedly when I reported problems to Richard.
This preference reflects the engine's behavior by default (no such behavior naturally occurs unless the destroyStack is true or a script under your own control comes into play), but apparently those few who have reported issues have turned that preference on.
Like part of the IDE, I reckon.This raises a question:
Should a plugin be treated like one of the user's work stacks, or like an extension to the IDE enjoying the same exceptions as IDE stacks do?
Is it true that stacks starting with rev are already treated this way? I know it's not considered correct behavior, but I like to call my plugins "revXXXX" so that they aren't cluttering up the Application Browser. If this gets around the problem, then that is enough for my purposes.
Sarah
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