Regis St-Gelais wrote:
What are the limits of tSTL resources?

in PilRC 3.0 manual we can read: a limitation of 384 strings apply

If I an right, a string list is limited to 384 strings.

What are the limits for the strings themself?

Is there also a limitation on the number of tSTL resources I can put in my
resource file? (other than the resource number from 1 to 10000)

Is there a max size for the resource file?

Thanks


Hi Regis,


I cannot give you exact figures, but can tell you about my own experience:

- 80,000 strings
- about 2 MB

well, was a nightmare as a beginner...

Finally what I did was
- use prc-tools through cygwin
- use pilrc and its syntax to create STRINGTABLEs (3000)
- limited each STRINGTABLE to 350 strings max
- cut the String Tables into several .rcp files (pilrc sources)
- limited each resource file (.rcp) to be < 60 kB
- a Perl script did all this (tough) work

Works great.

By the way, initially I was using the Lists to display the strings ; it happens that there is a bug in the List management in the Lib, and no more than about 4,000 items can be managed efficiently (display problem after) - this is weird but is still a known bug.
Finally, using a TABLE solved the problem


Regards
        ab


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