Easier to read might be,
put the name of the current card of stack "fred" into tName
Dan Shafer wrote:
Those who have already answered have told you how to check for the
current card in the stack in which the handler is executing. But I had
a feeling you were trying to check the current card showing in a stack
*other* than the current stack.
If that's the case, the secret is to temporarily make the other stack
the current stack. There are several ways to do this. The simplest one
I could come up with off the top of my head looks something like this:
on mouseUp
lock screen
push this card
go stack "otherStack"
put the name of this card into foo
unlock screen
pop card
answer foo
end mouseUp
The "unlock screen" isn't strictly speaking necessary but I always like
to pair those commands in the same handler just to make my code more
readable later.
On Nov 28, 2005, at 9:43 AM, Jason - Polydiam Industries Limited wrote:
How do I currently check what card a stack is displaying?
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