"Joe Malone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message de news: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > If you saved your resource header file that constructor created, you > should have all of the necessary #defines to use the names. For > example, if your MainForm was id 1000, you can still include the old > header and use MainForm, instead of 1000, after you do the conversion.
So constructor does not save those names in its resource file, It read them back from the header file when you open a file?? I don't think so, the header file is an output file for constructor. Just rename or delete the header file and open resource file and you can see that the names are still there. I personaly thing that constructor is a pain. 1- it is suffering from a dual platform compiler (mac and win) giving it an odd filling in windows. 2- References to a resource (a bitmap in a form for example) should be by name, not by number. That way you can manage (move, regroup,...) your resources without loosing there references in the forms using them. (Borland's Resource WorkShop work this way and it is more than 10 years old) 3- No Search and no Replace functions 4- No zoom control in bitmap editing (automatic zoomming is a joke), I use MS Paint and paste my drawings 5-.... I thing I will stop there, but there is a lot of other possible improvement that could be added here. Regis Nicolas did a great job with PRCExplorer but the resources in the prc file are number based and the arbibrary names we give them in constructor are not in this file (witch is OK for size and performance). Maybe, if I had the time, I could program a merger to merge the .rcp from PRCExplorer and the header file from constructor. Is there any third party resource editor???? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
