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I am releasing E&M Verify, a medical coding application developed with RR, as a public beta. I would deeply appreciate feedback from other RR developers, and have set up a forum at www.RushRunware.com. I would particularly appreciate commentary regarding: • platform- or hardware-specific issues â€...

Mark--

Damn, such a beginner mistake. I knew this was true about PCs, but forgot to check for it.

Thanks a million, I'll try that out tomorrow.

--AJ

On reviewing the concept of hierarchy in RR, it's obvious why trying to call a procedure which is in a sub-stack from a main stack won't work. Of course, it doesn't explain why all the scripts in the main stack stack script are ignored, but scripts attached to objects work fine so long as they don't...

I tried the dummy scripts I just described on a Mac. They worked exactly the same way as on the PC: I could call the procedure in the sub-stack's stack script from a button within that stack, but I could not call that procedure from a button on the main stack. That sort of makes sense, that you can'...

I made up a procedure or two in the stack script of one of the sub-stacks. Tried calling it from an "on mouseUp" handler on a button on that same sub-stack. Worked fine.

Tried calling it from an "on mouseUp" handler on a button on the main stack. Didn't work; got a "can't find handler" error.

Mark-- I downloaded a demo version of Studio 2.8.1 for the PC (same version as I'm using on the Mac). I opened my stack (the one I sent to you) and the exact same errors are happening. However, I was able to get some insight: I clicked on button whose "on mouseUp" handler has a long script. That scr...

Mark-- Looks like Rev Player 2.7.1 I sent the email a while ago, and attached the .rev file in question--please check your spam folder. errorLib's impressive, BTW I tried the script you suggested and it worked fine, as did an "on openStack" version. What on Earth might there be about a stack file th...

Nope. No file paths. I've been trying some simple tests with errorLib using Player. On a Mac, it doesn't matter in what order I open the stacks "testing" (original, I know) and "errorLib". I've got a button that initializes errorLib in the testing stack and another that intentionally creates an erro...

Okay, this is getting pretty annoying. As a test, I followed the instructions for errorLib and added a button to my stack with your "a"*2 example. (the initialization was in an "on preOpenStack" handler) On my Mac, I then opened up first errorLib and then my stack with Player. I clicked on the butto...

The first script which should be run is an "on openStack" handler in the main stack which opens up another stack (the About window). The main stack opens, but not the About stack. The same About window CAN be opened, however, by clicking on the "About" button in the main stack. Seems to be a handler...

That's the annoying part of it. No error info at all. It's just that nothing happens, as if the parts of the scripts which use globals or procedure calls weren't there at all. I tried compiling the standalone with the error reporting on, but it just says that there's an error, but doesn't give any a...

I'm running Studio 2.8.1 on an Intel Mac with 10.4.10. I've created a pretty complicated complication (kudos for the learning curve, BTW) which runs and compiles as a standalone just fine on a Mac. In fact, I'm ready to post the public beta, but wanted to post the Mac & PC versions simultaneously. T...