[Fwd: AU resources]
[Fwd: AU resources]
- Subject: [Fwd: AU resources]
- From: Glenn Olander <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 18:37:35 -0800
Just to add some detail to what I'm doing:
My simple test consists of calling the carbon GetPicture()
function. I've verified that my input .rsrc does indeed contain the
PICT with the id I'm passing to GetPicture(), and I've checked
that the .rsrc is listed in the ResourceManager Resources. I've
at least verified that the output rsrc file in the resources
folder is big, so it must contain something...presumably my
PICT's.
However, in spite of all that, the GetPicture() fails.
I'm wondering if this works at all in Audio Units. Has anyone ever
had success getting a resource from within an Audio Unit?
- Glenn
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I'm having trouble figuring out how to use resources in an AU,
and the SDK examples and Project Builder help don't shed much
light on this subject, so I'm hoping someone here can help me
out or point me to somewhere where the information is available.
In OS9, if my plugin needs a resource, a PICT for example, I
use resedit to assign that PICT an id and CW puts it in the
resource fork when I build.
How do I accomplish the same thing with Project Builder?
I see a resources folder in the bundle, but what needs to be
in there for my Carbon call which passes a resource id to
succeed? How do I instruct Project Builder to create that?
- Glenn
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