Tom wrote: > You can put multiple strings into one resource (and can even invent your > own). There is also the: How does one do that? The (pilrc) syntax for a string resource is: STRING ID <id.n> <string.ss> which allows for only a single value per resource, as far as I can tell. I realize that I could pick some arbitrary character (perhaps NULL would even work?) as a delimiter and then write functions to parse out the string. I would also need to somehow (programatically) know how many strings lived in the resource. Is that what's intended? Dave. -- Dave Smith Colorado Springs, CO USA
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