I just made a simple stack with one function:
function give
go stack (the short name of me)
return 21
end give
I named the stack "libGive" and saved it.
I then made another stack, with one button, the script of which is:
on mouseUp
start using stack "libGive"
put give()
end mouseUp
Result: stack "libGive" came to the front, and the message box showed
"21".
I'm on a G4 laptop running 10.4.9
So it doesn't seem like there's some inherent (to rev) problem with
doing what you're doing.
Perhaps there's something else going on that might have caused a
crash? Maybe the library stack coming to the front upsets something
in the code in your main(calling) stack?
Best,
Mark
On 18 Jun 2007, at 19:08, Dave wrote:
Hi,
I have a library stack which is working just fine (I start it up
using the "start using" command). I now what this stack to be
displayed as the front stack when one of it's functions is called
so I inserted this into the function in question:
go to stack short name of me
Which causes Revolution 2.8.1.470 to crash (unexpected quit). This
is on a G5 running 10.4.9.
How can I get the stack to be the top most window when this
function is called?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
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