Hi all.
This week I've been trying a lot of different things to see if they help with either finding the cause of (or would eliminate by themselves) a POSE-error I'd never seen before. One of the things I tried out was replacing the current Contructor .exe (version 1.6.2) with the one supplied with the Palm OS 5.0 SDK. Unfortunately I didn't realize at that time that I would then also need to replace the then-current versions of both PPalmRez.dll and PalmRezPostLinker.dll. Well, anyway, to make a long story short, yesterday I tried to edit a few .rsrc files by double-clicking on them in CodeWarrior, but then got one of those Windows error messages that give you the option to either quit right away or ignore a type of failure. No matter which of those buttons I select then, I get a different Windows error message that, if you select the details button tells me that Constructor exe has given the Windows 98 version of a GPF. In other projects I can select a .rsrc and Constructor starts up without any problems. That gives me the idea that the .rsrcs that crash Constructor are corrupt somehow. Replacing the deprecated versions of PPalmRez.dll & PalmRezPostLinker.dll didn't take care of the problem, and neither did replacing the OS5.0 versions with their predecessors. So, I was wondering, what are my options here in regard to making those apparently corrupt .rsrc 's editable again? (I don't really *need* to change them *now*, but we may have to do so in the future, even if it's only to increase the version-number-as-a-string that's in one of those currently un-editable .rsrc 's....) Would starting to use the CW PilRC plug-in that's been mentioned by list members before help? Or should I at first just consider looking for a program with which I could update that version-string 'in-place' in the appl itself? TIA, Martin -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
