So, I wrote a simple stack to check the current price of BitCoins from Bitstamp.net and allows the user to set a high and low value at which to sound the alarm.
It seems to be working pretty well. I am having two issues:
1. When saved as a standalone, sometimes the stack stays running in processes after it has been closed.
2. I am not a programmer, and Have been using 3 fields to parse the DATA from bitstamp, I think I am going about this wrong.
I have uploaded a copy of the stack, and commented the script, most of the important bits are in the stack script. I would appreciate any comments or help!
Thanks for looking!
I guess the stack size is too big, so here's a link to my stack "chicken timer"
https://mega.co.nz/#!rwAkwRzI!HWyy9nouP ... 34PpRJsOe8
edit: the above is a new link, the original i shared actually had the close box greyed, fixed now.
Standalone Hanging/ Parsing Questions for BTC alarm stack
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Re: Standalone Hanging/ Parsing Questions for BTC alarm stac
Hi treefolk,
Checkout "pendingMessages()" in the dictionary (specifically the notes).
Simon
You've got the destroyStack correct but I think you should cancel out any running messages from your send <in time>.1. When saved as a standalone, sometimes the stack stays running in processes after it has been closed.
Checkout "pendingMessages()" in the dictionary (specifically the notes).
Simon
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