Hi All,
The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft resource ".rc" file to store the strings.
I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and retrieve it
programmatically?
Do you guys have any idea on this?
Is there any good article on this?
Please help.
Thanks
Sabiyur
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Hi,
Reading: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa381042.aspx
Basically. In VS goto the resource view
expand the treectrl
Goto string table (or right click to add one).
Double click it
On another pane you can now add string resources and there symbolic code
(which you can use to refer to it in the rest of your code).
Regards, Ron AF Greve http://www.InformationSuperHighway.eu
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Hi All,
The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft resource ".rc" file to store the strings.
I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and retrieve it
programmatically?
Do you guys have any idea on this?
Is there any good article on this?
Please help.
Thanks
Sabiyur
Sabiyur wrote:
Hi All,
The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft resource ".rc" file to store the strings.
I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and retrieve it
programmatically?
Why not just use a simple text file?
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Ian Collins.
Ron AF Greve wrote:
[more top posted off topic advice]
Please stop top posting off topic advice!
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Ian Collins.
Ian Collins a écrit :
Sabiyur wrote:
>Hi All,
The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft resource ".rc" file to store the strings.
I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and retrieve it
programmatically?
Why not just use a simple text file?
..rc files are actually text files.
jalina wrote:
Ian Collins a écrit :
>Sabiyur wrote:
>>Hi All,
The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft resource ".rc" file to store the
strings. I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and
retrieve it programmatically?
Why not just use a simple text file?
.rc files are actually text files.
Yes, but not *simple* text files.
--
Jim Langston ta*******@rocketmail.com
On Dec 20, 4:35*pm, "Ron AF Greve" <ron@localhostwrote:
Hi,
Reading:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa381042.aspx
Basically. In VS goto the resource view
expand the treectrl
Goto string table (or right click to add one).
Double click it
On another pane you can now add string resources and there symbolic code
(which you can use to refer to it in the rest of your code).
Regards, Ron AF Greve
http://www.InformationSuperHighway.eu
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Hi All,
* * * The application I am doing requires hundreds of strings to be
stored & retrieve those randomly.
I think I can use microsoft *resource ".rc" file to store the strings.
I am not sure, how to write strings in ".rc" file and retrieve it
programmatically?
Do you guys have any idea on this?
Is there any good article on this?
Please help.
Thanks
Sabiyur- Hide quoted text -
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