Well the grd file hasn't been changed, I'm using the 196 one (tried
197 as well).
I figured that might be intended, but using reshacker I can see that
IDR_FRAME is 10583 (by identifying the image I mean).
This is also the case in the .rc file made manually for Chromium Theme
Creator by U_I. (Which I'm trying to automate).
Thanks for the info though. I'll see what I can sort out.
On Aug 6, 1:42 am, Jói joi.sigurds...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Wa,
GRIT generates ID numbers for all constants regardless of if
elements or not, but skips output to the RC file for items that are in
if elements that evaluate to false. This is done so that two
different builds with different preprocessor defines (that cause
different if sections to be included or not) get the same IDs for
the same resources.
This doesn't seem to be the same as when you guys build the .rc file
though, as the correct ID for IDR_FRAME is 10583.
Why do you think this is the correct ID for IDR_FRAME? GRIT generates
IDs every time it is run, and they are internally consistent but may
change between invocations if the .grd file has been changed.
Cheers,
Jói
On Aug 6, 2:34 am, Wa sevencolored...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to use Grit to compile the theme resource headers for
reference. But when I do so, it seems to be counting the includes
under if expr=os == 'linux2' though it's not exporting them to the
header. For example from compile app_resources.grd:
#define IDR_MINIMIZE_H 10581
#define IDR_MINIMIZE_P 10582
#define IDR_FRAME 10595
#define IDR_FRAME_INACTIVE 10596
That's the output, which as you can see, the increment breaks between
IDR_MINIMIZE_P and IDR_FRAME. Checking the -x verbose output, it is in
fact enumerating the inputs under the linux check there, incrementing
the ID value.
This doesn't seem to be the same as when you guys build the .rc file
though, as the correct ID for IDR_FRAME is 10583.
Is there a command line argument to Grit to step over ifs that
evaluate false that I'm missing here? I looked over the source for
Grit and your build files as best I could without knowing Python and
having never used VC++, but can't find anything related.
If nothing else I guess I can just parse them out entirely in my
bat..though I really would rather not.
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