In addition you will need to do some work in Win32MsgLoader.cpp to get
the correct HInstance for the program, rather than the DLL.
I've (mostly) made it work under Borland BC5.02, but I suspect that
MSVC will be different.
Mike Goodey
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
> Hmmm... So you are saying its resource compiler is misinterpreting the
text
> in the RC file? That would be problematic. If both the VC++ resource
> compiler (under both NT and 98) and the Borland resource compiler would
> directly take the L"abcde" style
Dean
I'm getting a bit further with this. And I'm using NT 4.
What is happening is that the resource lines are being interpreted
differently by Borland
e.g. The line (well word wrapped by now)
2
L"\x004E\x006F\x0074\x0061\x0074\x0069\x006F\x006E\x0020\x0027\x007B\x0
030\x0
, and then some text
substitution goes on. The string appears to come out of the Stringtable,
but I haven't (yet) traced it any further.
Is this correct, and has anyone successfully got error messages out of a
Borland built version?
Mike Goodey
