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Name: create stack
Synonyms: new stack
Type: command
Syntax: create [script only] [invisible] stack [<stackName> [with <background>]]
Summary:
Makes a new blank <stack>.
Introduced: 1.0
OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android
Platforms: desktop, mobile
Example:
create stack "Test"
Example:
create stack "Resources" with background "Standard Navigation"
Parameters:
stackName:
The name of the newly-created stack. If you don't specify a stackName,
the new stack's name is the value of the seconds function at the time of
creation.
background:
A reference to any group in the defaultStack. This group, if specified,
is included in the new stack.
Description:
Use the <create stack> command to make a new <stack>.
The newly created stack is not saved to a file until you explicitly save
it. If you close it without saving it, the stack disappears.
If you use the create invisible stack form, the stack is created with
its visible <property> set to false, so it cannot be seen. Use this form
to create a hidden window, change its appearance or position, then make
it visible.
If you use the create script only stack form, the stack is created with
its scriptOnly <property> set to true and its visible <property> set to
false. When saved only the stack name and script will be written to
disk.
The stack created when create stack is executed is a clone of the
templateStack.
References: clone (command), create card (command), save (command),
create (command), property (glossary), templateStack (keyword),
newStack (message), stack (object), stackFileType (property),
scriptOnly (property)
Tags: objects