Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Thank you very much, Eric,
For taking the time to help me.
I'm afraid I may not have explained my problem very clearly:
First, if I use Winelib, must I bind the resources to my executable?
The reason I ask is because since I am developing an appli
Jean-Claude Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That's why I was wondering if the resource-manipulation routines can
> read .RES files, which should (in theory) be platform independant.
>
> OK, so in essence, what I am looking for is portable code that will be
> able to walk a .RES f
Thank you very much, Eric,
For taking the time to help me.
I'm afraid I may not have explained my problem very clearly:
First, if I use Winelib, must I bind the resources to my executable?
The reason I ask is because since I am developing an application for the
Mac, can I
Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently porting a Windows application to the Mac and Linux.
I've got many details worked out but the one that I am still researching
is how to load resources like strings and bitmaps.
What I would like to do is distribute the resources the application uses
Hello,
I'm currently porting a Windows application to the Mac and Linux.
I've got many details worked out but the one that I am still researching
is how to load resources like strings and bitmaps.
What I would like to do is distribute the resources the application uses
as a .RES file that I woul
