Hi Carsten,

Thanks for your answer. It works well as your suggestion.

Regards,
Yan

On 7/14/10, Carsten Driesner <carsten.dries...@oracle.com> wrote:
> Yan Wu wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I created a new hrc & src in svx/source/tbxctrls to define a resource
>> entry for the string 'Find' of Find Toolbar(some other strings will also
>> be defined later). The new hrc is defined as:
>> #define RID_SVXSTR_FINDBAR_FIND 1
>>
>> , and the src is defined as:
>> String RID_SVXSTR_FINDBAR_FIND
>> {
>>    Text [ en-US ] = "Find" ;
>> };
>> There would be a compiling warning "Global resources should have an
>> identifier >= 256", so I changed 1 to 256. Will this number(256) be
>> conflicted with other identifier number? How to choose the identifier
>> number when defining a resource entry?
> Hi Yan,
>
> Please don't use a separate header file for your string resources. There
> is a global header file for string resources called dialogs.hrc. Look at
> RID_SVXSTR_NEXTFREE which specifies the next free ID. Don't forget to
> increase it after you have inserted your IDs.
> As string resources are global resources there is otherwise a good
> chance that you would create conflicts! You can use your own resource
> file for your strings which includes dialogs.hrc. Just look at the other
> resource files as an example.
>
> Don't forget to add your resource file to makefile.mk. Otherwise your
> resources won't be included into the project resource file.
>
> Regards,
> Carsten
>

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