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Including a .h file in a .rc file?
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In Lamoth''s TOTWGPG, Chapter 3, the part about resources, he tells you to make a .h file and include it in the .rc file. How do you do this?
The way I did it was, I created a .rc file and then I open up the .h file that VC++ automatically creates. Then I delete all the extra crap in there and just put in my #defines. I don''t see how you could include a .h file into a .rc file....
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What Edition are you using. VC 5.0, which is TOTWETP 1st edition, doesn''t have the nice atuomagic .rc file generator.
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Version 6.0.
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If it doesn''t automatically create and reference the .h file for you, do this:
1) create both the .h and .rc files and do the #defines, etc
2) at the top of the .rc file, put this line:
change the YourHeaderFile.h to what the .h''s filename really is.
That should work... but remember the .h can only have #defines in it. No code in either the .h linked by the .rc, or in the rc. (You may be able to put resource definitions in the h though..)
1) create both the .h and .rc files and do the #defines, etc
2) at the top of the .rc file, put this line:
#include "YourHeaderFile.h" change the YourHeaderFile.h to what the .h''s filename really is.
That should work... but remember the .h can only have #defines in it. No code in either the .h linked by the .rc, or in the rc. (You may be able to put resource definitions in the h though..)
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Yeah, the problem is how, and where do you put the #include blah.h?? When I double click my .rc file, it turns into a folder and then has another folder which holds resources... There''s nowhere to type or anything in the .rc file. You can''t even import a .h file...
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