> to be clear, do you not have an RSR file at all.
I guess that is the crux of my question. I don’t know as I cannot find one.
I somehow think that the button does not aurally hold a resource picture. I
have 2 forms with the same picture forms. Only 1 form throws the warning in the
verify log. The picture buttons are exactly the same in both forms. so…
1. If I remove the buttons from the form that throws the warning the
structure passes the verification.
2. If I replace the button in the form that throws the warning with the
buttons from the form that doesn’t, it passes the verification.
Remember the buttons are exactly the same… same resource ID, same size,
same locations, etc.
It looks like I have resolved my immediate issue with being able to convert the
pictures. The question still remains, however. Where or how is this picture
referenced by the picture buttons. I am willing to ignore the conundrum at this
point, but am still curious.
John
> On Jul 28, 2019, at 9:45 PM, Keisuke Miyako via 4D_Tech
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> to be clear, do you not have an RSR file at all.
> or were you unable to locale any resources (PICT, cicn, MASK...) inside your
> RSR file?
>
> if you are on Mac, it could be that the structure file is forked and the
> resource is inside the resource fork.
>
>> 2019/07/29 16:04、JOHN BAUGHMAN via 4D_Tech <[email protected]>のメール:
>>
>> Thanks Jermy. I tried your suggestion and found no resource with a matching
>> ID or name that describes the picture.
>>
>> FYIW, I created this button back in 2004 after seeing a Summit presentation
>> by David Batton on how to create a mask object on a form. Using the
>> presented technique I used a simple rectangle in 4 picture buttons to create
>> a cropping rectangle that a user can resize over a picture to indicate the
>> desired cropping. I no longer have the summit presentation notes and the
>> knowledge base does not go back that far. Does anyone have these
>> presentation notes. I think if I can see how I created the picture buttons,
>> I can figure out how to convert the picture.
>
>
>
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