Hi,
I work with many stacks and cards,
how do I determine which card is it open?
Thanks,
Paolo
Stacks and cards
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Stacks and cards
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Re: Stacks and cards
Ciao paolo,
or a function return the long name of the current cd ?
Best
Jean-Marc
Why not a global like gMyCurrentCard with an "initCurCD" handler in each stack ?many stacks and cards
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global gMyCurrentCard
on initCurCD
put the long name of this cd into gMyCurrentCard
end initCurCD
Best
Jean-Marc
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Re: Stacks and cards
Hi.
Or you might just place a handler in a backscript, something like:
on opencard
put the number of this card && the name of this card && the name of this stack
end opencard
This will put all that into the msg box. You can always put the information somewhere else.
Craig Newman
Or you might just place a handler in a backscript, something like:
on opencard
put the number of this card && the name of this card && the name of this stack
end opencard
This will put all that into the msg box. You can always put the information somewhere else.
Craig Newman
Re: Stacks and cards [Solved]
Thanks for suggestions,
I can't use the command "current card" because I've opened four card at same time.
I've created a function that updates (add/delete) a global variable with all the cards open.
Paolo
I can't use the command "current card" because I've opened four card at same time.
I've created a function that updates (add/delete) a global variable with all the cards open.
Paolo
Paolo Borzini | paolo@borzini.it
The WhiteFly Software | www.thewhitefly.it
Service on line for printers | www.4pellicole.it
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Re: Stacks and cards
Hi.
Whatever works for you.
When you say you have four cards open, what that really means is that you have four stacks open in four windows. The "topStack" is the one with focus.
Just so you know how it goes, the line of code I sent before could always be modified to say:
put the number of this card && the name of this card && the name of the topStack
Craig
Whatever works for you.
When you say you have four cards open, what that really means is that you have four stacks open in four windows. The "topStack" is the one with focus.
Just so you know how it goes, the line of code I sent before could always be modified to say:
put the number of this card && the name of this card && the name of the topStack
Craig