Try this:
on mouseUp
open stack mySubStack
close stack myMainStack
end mouseUp
Mark
On Oct 4, 2006, at 10:31 AM, Gordon Shimizu wrote:
Thanks for this.
My main directory stack contain buttons that opens other stacks. I
placed
the close stack command in one of the button and it did close this
main
directory stack. However, it did not open the stack that this
button should
have been linked to. I used openStack and file name of the stack I
wanted
to open with this button but nothing happened. I think I am
missing the
pathway to this stack I want to open. Can you help?
Thanks.
On 10/3/06 10:17 PM, "Mark Swindell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
close command
Platform support:
Introduced in version 1.0
Closes a stack window.
close stack
close stack "Fearsome Stack"
close the defaultStack
See also: close file command, close printing command, close process
command, close socket command, destroyStack property, go command,
revCloseVideoGrabber command, How do I open and close a drawer?, How
do I respond to closing a window?
Description
Use the close command to close a stack without user intervention.
Parameters:
The stack is any open stack.
Comments:
The close command closes the stack window immediately, but it does
not necessarily remove the stack from memory. A stack that is closed
but in memory still takes up space in RAM and its objects are still
accessible to scripts.
If the stack's destroyStack property is set to false, or there are
other stacks in the same file that are still open, closing the stack
does not purge the stack from memory.
If the handler that closes the stack is in the script of the stack
(or in the script of an object in the stack) and the stack's
destroyStack property is true, the stack window is closed
immediately, but the stack is not removed from memory until after the
handler completes.
Mark
On Oct 3, 2006, at 4:25 PM, Gordon Shimizu wrote:
I'm in the process on converting a number of my hypercard stacks
into
Studio. I find Studio handlers very similar to hypercard's.
However, the
converted stacks do not behave as in hypercard (didn't expect it
to!).
My converted stacks consist of a master directory stack that was
linked to a
subdirectory stack then to the individual topic stacks. In
hypercard, when
I opened the master directory stack to open the subdirectory
stack the
master directory stack would simply close. In studio, the master
directory
stack window is still open and behind the subdirectory window. How
can I
get the master directory to close as well as any stacks that is
opened from
the subdirectory stack?
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