Name: pop

Type: command

Syntax: pop card [{into | before | after} <container>]

Summary:
Retrieves a <card> from the list created with the <push> <command>, and
either goes to that <card> or places its <ID> in a <container>.

Introduced: 1.0

OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android

Platforms: desktop, server, mobile

Example:
pop card -- go to the popped card

Example:
pop card after reverseListOfCards

Parameters:
container:
A field, button, URL, or variable, or the message box.

Description:
Use the <pop> command to <return> to a <card> whose location you have
previously stored.

If you do not specify a container, the <pop> <command> goes to the last
<card> you placed on the list with the <push> <command>, and removes
that <card> from the list.

If you specify a container, the long <ID> of the <card> is placed in the
<container> and removed from the list. The <current card> doe not
change. 

If the list is empty when you use the <pop> <command>, LiveCode goes to
the Home <card>. If you are running in the LiveCode <development
environment>, this is the first <card> of the "license.rev" <stack>,
which is the splash screen that appears when you start up LiveCode.
(Click this card to close the stack.) If you are running in a
<standalone application>, the Home <card> is the first <card> of the
<standalone application|standalone's> <main stack>.

References: push (command), return (constant),
development environment (glossary), current card (glossary),
command (glossary), container (glossary), main stack (glossary),
standalone application (glossary), card (keyword), stack (object),
ID (property)

Tags: navigation

