On 30 Oct 2006, at 17:26, Mark Schonewille wrote:
It seems to be correct to assume that getting a property from a
stack whose destroystack property has been set to true does not
cause that stack to stay in memory. I tried the following in the
message box:
answer file ""; get the bla of stack it; put the openstacks
and the selected stack file is not among the lines of the
openstacks. (Dave, I think your reply in this matter is not
correct, unless I overlook something).
If I try this (using the short name and not the file name):
on mouseUp
put "/Users/dave/Desktop/proptest.rev" into tStackFile
put the myProp of stack tStackFile into field 1
put the short name of stack tStackFile into tShortname
put cr & there is a stack tShortname after field 1
delete stack tStackFile
put cr & there is a stack tShortname after field 1
end mouseUp
The first "there is a stack tShortname" return true, and the second
returns false. So it would seem to be still in memory until you
delete it. I think in some way that this is logical, as how would the
engine know when to release it.
I think Jacque's comment that only stacks that have been through the
normal "open" procedure appear in the openStacks is correct.
Cheers
Dave
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