> My problem is this: I'll create an arbitrary resource, say a
> form, and save
> it to the project. I'll go back to CodeWarrior and make a
> reference to the
> new resource that I made, say Order_AddButton, but when I
> try to compile
> I'll receive an 'undefined identifier' error. The thing is if
> I load the
> _res.h file I'll SEE the macro definition in there and the header IS
> included in the project but CodeWarrior just refuses to see it.
When you save the Constructor file and the new header file is created,
this should trigger a checkmark next to the source files that include that
header file, noting that those files must be recompiled, because something
inside them changed. Do you get this checkmark when you save the header
file? Then, this error is usually because the macro you've used is not
exactly the same as the one in the header file. To ensure this is not the
case, recompile after saving the Constructor file, and (if browser
coloring is turned on), then these macros will turn a predefined color.
Then you can check when you are using the identifiers that they have been
recognized, because they will turn that same color once they are typed it.
-hkmlt
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