I suspect it'll be just fine in the standlone. I've done this a few
times as I recall and haven't seen any negative consequences.
Another way of doing this -- I mention it because when I do, people
often say, "I didn't know you could do that!" -- is to use the open
invisible option on the substack.
On Aug 2, 2005, at 4:29 PM, Charles Hartman wrote:
I'm not clear about when a substack "exists." I want to set some
custom properties in a substack from a script in the main stack,
and it would be a lot handier if I could do it before issuing the
"open" command for the substack. It seems to work OK during my
development cycle in the IDE. But will it work (in a stack being
run under the Dreamcard Player) the first time out of the box? Or
do I have to issue an "open" command before Rev will know the
substack exists, and where to put stuff in it?
The substack is part of the stack file, so is it true that Rev
knows all about it, and properties (custom or built-in) can be set
before it's opened? The IDE's own evidence is kind of mixed: the
Application Browser knows the substack while it's closed, but the
Inspector doesn't.
Charles Hartman
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