A Rev app can open and use any stack file, as far as I know.
I do this a lot, particularly in testing. I'll build a simple one-
stack standalone that simply opens the (separate) main logic stack,
usually sending it an 'initApp" command to get it running. That way I
can then edit the main stack in the IDE and then set the app off
again to test my changes - so I don't have to continually build
standalones to see how things work outside of the IDE.
Best,
Mark
On 21 Aug 2007, at 15:13, Jim Ault wrote:
Does this work?
Compile an exe for an XP machine that does not have
Rev installed.
put a Rev stack on the hard drive
launch the exe
Use a button that says 'open stack myStack.rev'
--> the stack opens in the exe space
I can't test this since my XP machine has Rev
installed.
My guess is 'No', but wanted to make sure before a
client meeting occurs today.
It does not make sense to me that this would work, but
the client asked.. so.. hmmm...
(StackRunner would not be on the machine either)
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