I need to embed:
$ProjectRevision: 0.1 $
somewhere in the .r file to get Source Integrity to recognize it and update it.
But I only want to display the numbers (0.1, in this case). Would that be
possible in a .r file? How would you extract the 0.1 from the above and assign
it to the Project Version string? Also, is there documentation somewhere
describing the syntax for these files?
>>
Create a text resource file and add it as part of your project. To do so,
create a text file with the extension set to ".r" like: ... foo.r ... #include
"palmtypes.r" #define APP_VERSION "1.00" //pick whatever you want here, any
define works
data 'tver' (1) { APP_VERSION $"00" };
data 'tver' (1000) { APP_VERSION $"00" };
... end foo.r ...
Make sure you set up the .r extension in CodeWarrior to PalmRez and you are off
and running.
>>>
That still requires that I remember to change the version string in
constructor. The way I do my application's about box means that I let the
version control software change the version, so I don't have to remember to do
it.
Dave Heil
Preco Electronics
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
208-322-4288
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