Jon,
Try:
send "startPlayer" to me in 100 milliseconds
then
on startPlayer
start player "myPlayer"
call "trackPlayer"
end startPlayer
This gives your stack a chance to open, load in everything it needs, and
then run what you want.
Jon wrote:
I've managed to handle command line parameters with my stack, but
something is strange. The script looks like this:
on startup
if $1 <> "" then
OpenTheFile $1
start player "myPlayer"
call "trackPlayer"
end if
end startup
The problem is that, while the file is indeed opened (by my OpenTheFile
routine), the Player does not start. Is there something about not
running the Player "too early" in the life of a stack, before it has
"woken up"? When I run the same routine at any other time, the Player
does start up.
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