modifying an existing sub-stack ? How

[liveme]

Hi,
I've created a substack DialogBox and it works when needed.
now, how can I modifying it again ? I can't find a way to open it in Edit mode...
I don't know where it is stored indeed - no name "DialogBox" nowhere...

any clue how to re-edit it ?

[jmburnod]

HI,
If it is a substack, this substack is linked to one main stack
You may search it in project browser once you have open the mainstack which call your substack
Best regards
Jean-Marc

[dunbarx]

Or, if you have your mainStack open, just "go to stack "yourSubStack".

Craig

[Davidv]

There is also the Toplevel command, useful for modals and palettes.

[liveme]

Thanks guys, I've just discovered the LC Project browser !

[liveme]

@David, could you tell me more about this ?
:

There is also the Toplevel command,

is that a list of dif Commands - or aome reserved expression "Toplevel"... I saw the word in one of the LC menu, but no much more idea about this.

[Klaus]

You'll find all this in the Dictionary (Menu: Help)!

[liveme]

file:///home/zoro/.runrev/documentationcache/9_6_1_commercial/api.html

Ok, thanks, i'm a bit wondering "why" there is a command to edit a stack, but... well...its here
Would the Toplevel command- also - operate AFTER the final Application has been built, or its use is only possible while designing your project in the IDE ?

[Davidv]

@liveme: klaus answered regarding documentation of toplevel. My understanding is that it works to make an otherwise closed style of stack available for editing in the IDE, which is not around in a standalone so I will be surprised if it were to have any effect then. If you are curious then you could test it and report any unexpected results.

David

[liveme]

Cool, will see yop ! tks

[jacque]

See "mode" and "style" in the dictionary. Stacks can be displayed in several modes and each mode has different capabilities. Toplevel is the normal mode for most windows. The others have various restrictions and are used for different types of displays. For example, palettes do not allow editing and the tool is always the browse tool when the cursor enters the window. When you want to edit a palette you can charge the mode to toplevel temporarily, which does allow editing.

In desktop standalones these window styles work the same way.

[liveme]

Uhhhh, this is getting a bit too complex for me now , I'll stick to the normal Editing for now, but tkx Jacque !