Re: XCode Resource Files
Re: XCode Resource Files
- Subject: Re: XCode Resource Files
- From: "Madhavi Kankanala" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 May 2006 15:55:37 -0400
Thanks All
I just checked with our old programmer who actually worked on that before. He said he wrote a CodeWarrior plugin to convert Windows StringTables (.rc files) into Mac .r files. To resolve this issue, may be I need to convert that codewarrior plugin to XCode plugin or create a new resource file using mac resource keywords. Please let me know if there is any other way besides these two options.
On 5/3/06, Chris Espinosa <email@hidden> wrote:
On May 3, 2006, at 1:10 PM, Madhavi Kankanala wrote:
I couldn't find any Rez prefix file in the old CodeWarrior project. So I am not sure what macros I need to replace with STRINGTABLE in my prefix file. I am a kind of new to Resource files. Actually they defined numbers to these string variables in
WP_Str.h file and actual text is assigned in this resource file. If possible can you send me a sample resource file and rez prefix file. I appreciate your Help.
In CodeWarrior, Rez and the compiler share the same prefix file (with no way to separate them). In Xcode you can have separate ones. Look in your source code prefix file to see if it defines these macros.
The macros you name are not defined or used by Xcode, by Mac OS X, or by CodeWarrior. They are part of your software, and yo need to find the file that defines them and supply it to Xcode as the Rez Prefix File. No sample Rez file or prefix file from us will help you find the definitions for these macros that your project uses. Perhaps using Spotlight to search
for
STRINGTABLE would help.
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