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Added header guards to files in directories l10ntools/, lotuswordpro/, and rsc/ Change-Id: I9c034d4bb5c92d78378bda4658d43a8b603d5281 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/9581 Reviewed-by: Thomas Arnhold <thomas@arnhold.org> Tested-by: Thomas Arnhold <thomas@arnhold.org> |
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Resource Compiler. This compiler converts .src files and .hrc equivalents into binary .res files. The basic idea is that this provides a map between integer identifiers and the resources: string, pixmap (only the file-name), and VCL control properties. In more detail: Typically we would have a .hrc file with entries like this: #define SID_STR_FOO 1234 And then a .src file with some entries like this: String SID_STR_FOO { Text [ en-US ] = "Foo !" ; }; This is compiled into a binary resource file, we have many of these which live in program/resource/ and then tends to get used in the code thus: String aStr( ResId( SID_STR_FOO ) ); It is important to note that any appearance of hierarchical structure in the .src files is in fact a mirage. The file is compiled at root into a plain map<integer,resource>. There is some German documentation about it in a subdirectory called [git:rsc/doku]. Seems to be very old (January 1992).