Name: backScripts

Type: function

Syntax: the backScripts

Syntax: backScripts()

Summary:

<return|Returns> a list of <object|objects> that have been inserted into

the <message path> after the <stack> the target <object(glossary)>

belongs to.

Introduced: 1.0

OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android

Platforms: desktop, server, mobile

Example:

the backScripts

Example:

if the long ID of me is not among the lines of the backScripts then beep

Returns:

The <backScripts> function returns a list of the long ID property of all

objects that have been inserted into the back, one ID per line.

Description:

Use the <backScripts> function to find out which scripts receive

messages and function calls after the current object, the objects that

own the current object, and any stacks in the stacksInUse.

A script inserted into the back with the <insert script> command

receives messages after all objects in the message path, just before the

application itself receives the message.

If more than one object is in the <backScripts>, their order in the

message path is the same as their order in the list. For example, the

first object in the <backScripts> receives messages before the second

object. This order is the reverse of the order in which the objects were

added with the <insert script> command.

References: remove script (command), insert script (command),

object (glossary), message path (glossary), return (glossary),

back (keyword), stack (object)

Tags: objects