Opps! A typeo got into it! Should be:
1. Do this:
function CalledFromDiffStack(p1,p2,p3)
-- This refers to the stack etc. that called this one
put CalledFromThisStack(p1,p2,p3) into myValue
return myValue
end CalledFromDiffStack
function CalledFromThisStack(p1,p2,p3)
-- this refers to the stack that called this function - e.g. the
right one!
return VALUE
end CalledFromThisStack
Hi,
You have to be careful about using "this" as as in "this stack",
"this card", etc.
There are a number of ways around it:
1. Do this:
function CalledFromDiffStack
-- This refers to the stack etc. that called this one
put CalledFromThisStack into myValue
end CalledFromDiffStack
function CalledFromThisStack
-- this refers to the stack that called this function - e.g. the
right one!
end CalledFromThisStack
2. Use "me" instead of "this stack" etc. as in set the xxx of me to
yyyy.
Also it's better to use the long name of this stack when calling the
function in a different stack, don't know why, but the short name
sometimes doesn't work.
Hope this Helps
Cheers
Dave
On 31 Oct 2006, at 01:45, Bridger Maxwell wrote:
Wow, thanks for the great response everyone. I tried a few and I
found that
the value function works the best. I had actually been using virtual
properties in a few places instead of functions, but the problem
then was
that I couldn't pass parameters to them. Here is the final script:
put "Stack" && where & quote into vStack
put requestData && "of" && vStack into vRequest
try
put value(vRequest,vStack) into vReturn
end try
One thing is still a little confusing though. Calling a function
like "the
short name of the current stack" return the name of the right
stack, but a
request like "the mouseLoc" returns a value that is relative to the
stack
that is retrieving the data, even if that stack isn't the top
stack. If the
mouseloc function is not relative to the top stack, and it is not
relative
to the stack that the value is being requested from, how does it
decide
which stack it is relative to and how can I know which functions
are funny
like that?
Also one odd quirk I discovered was that when nesting value
functions things
get weird. i.e
value( (value(vRequest,vStack) ), vStack)
"the short name of me" would return "Odyssey" when the stack name was
"Odyssey Sensors", and that was the only function that would come
close to
working. Not important, but very mystifying.
TTFN
Bridger
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