Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Severe time waster alert :-) At first I thought the game was broken, but then I managed to win one, so all was well...
This is great Alex, and it ran and looked fine under Mac OS X although the shuffling & dealing animations were a bit slow.
Hmmm - I *need* to buy a Mac Mini to check that out. Don't I ? :-)
The only problem I had was when I opened the library stack to have a look and it drew the empty pyramid in the library stack, then gave a script error because it couldn't find some object.
Yes, I see that problem too, thanks. I have a theory about it, but it doesn't quite convince me .....
The library stack is - for my development purposes - a separate stack, in a separate file. Since that would cause problems for RevOnline (and to a lesser extent for Dreamcard Player), I moved the library stack into the main file (as a sub-stack) to do the release. I think that when you open the library stack, RR is sending an "openstack" - the library stack has no such handler but because it is now a proper sub-stack, the application's "opencard" handler is in the path, so it is being run instead. ?!
Is that what would happen ?
If so - what's the standard technique to deal with it ? An empty "openstack" handler ?
And should there, therefore, also be empty "preopenstack", "opencard", etc. handlers in any library stack, least it become a sub-stack and subsequent;y cause a problem like this ?
-- Alex Tweedly http://www.tweedly.net
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