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Library Command

Syntax

library <stack>

Description

The library command allows an Oracle Media Objects stack to obtain resources such as scripts and preprogrammed objects from another stack. Two major advantages of using a library stack are the ease of maintenance and potential space-saving capability. For example, you can store complicated scripts in separate stacks, which are available for use from other applications. This way, commonly-used or lengthy scripts need not be included in every application, and can be maintained at a central location. The library command inserts the stack script of the libraried stack into the message-passing hierarchy between the already libraried stacks and the currently open stack.

Examples

library "mylib.sta" If you no longer need resources from "mylib.sta," type the following into the Message Box and press Enter: release library "mylib.sta"
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