Jay, that's true, I just match test.h to follow the test.xrd example, in the future I'll write better my examples.
And if you want to check better your xrd files you can use the Validate Resources command on the Edit menu, you can validate just a resource or your entire file, that depends on what is selectes in the Files view. By the way, I always get a Wanrning on that the Graffiti shift indicator is not bottom aligned (top should be 151) but it the resource Propierties of the Graffiti shift, I only get the Top value as big as 150, this seems to be a little bug. So If you get this warning, don't spend so much time in trying to figure out what's wrong. Eduardo Orea "Jay Ts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Eduardo Orea wrote: >> You just need to open your xrd file on the Palm OS Resource Editor select >> your file (test.xrd for an example) in the Files view and mark the >> Generate >> Header checkbox in the Properties view, > > Thanks, Eduardo. This is helpful to me, too. Generating the > header is a great way to check for unintentionally duplicated > resource IDs in forms. (A problem that was driving me crazy > a few days ago!) > > As Amit pointed out, it doesn't necessarily generate the file > name test.h. For me, it used AppResources.h, which matches > the name of my .xrd file (AppResoures.xrd). > > Jay Ts > -- > There is no path to happiness. > Happiness is the path. > -- The Buddha > -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
