Excuse me for my "spell-it-out-ism", but you're saying that I can
compile an application and have RB "compile" it into another
application? And if it doesn't recognize it, I "write it out" again
as another binary to use later?
Thanks,
Michael
On Mar 26, 2006, at 5:25 PM, Joe Huber wrote:
At 3:11 PM -0500 3/26/06, Michael Williams wrote:
Is there any way to compile an existing executable into an RB
project?
Sure, just drag your file into your RB project. If RB doesn't
recognize it as a known file type (image, cursor, resource etc)
then it will simply include the contents of that file in your RB
program as a string. The String will have the same name as your file.
At runtime you can use that string in a variety of ways including
writing it back out to a conventient location to use asn an
external file.
Hope this helps,
Joe Huber
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