Re: Chinese XP Spanish.rc
Publicado: Vie Sep 15, 2006 1:05 pm
David,
> I'm having problem to compile (cap3.jpg) the sample in DBFData6
> (Traditional Chinese XP). No problem with English XP.
It seems there is a problem with the resource compiler, not the windows
version. What rc are you using in both cases? I've just tested it with MS
rc.exe (fails to compile it) and with Borland brc32.exe (success).
> Why some fonts are not available in Customizing Editor ? The "Fixedsys"
> font is quite difficult to read under Chinese XP for some reason. What
> is the "Fixedsys" font of XP ?
It's a fixed size font, but I'm not sure if all windows versions ship it.
You may use "courier new" as an alternative.
> I sometime read from NG that a OBJ should be placed into a project (for
> bug fix), where should it goes ? I can't find the place to put an
> 'external' obj file ?
> Is it to insert it into the project manager ? The linking process will
> incorporate this obj and thus 'take over' the buggy routine ?
Yes, simply add the .obj file to the project. However, sometimes the linker
fails to link the correct module to the executable and links the lib's one
instead of project's one. It's a linker bug, but fortunately, it happens
very seldom.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
> I'm having problem to compile (cap3.jpg) the sample in DBFData6
> (Traditional Chinese XP). No problem with English XP.
It seems there is a problem with the resource compiler, not the windows
version. What rc are you using in both cases? I've just tested it with MS
rc.exe (fails to compile it) and with Borland brc32.exe (success).
> Why some fonts are not available in Customizing Editor ? The "Fixedsys"
> font is quite difficult to read under Chinese XP for some reason. What
> is the "Fixedsys" font of XP ?
It's a fixed size font, but I'm not sure if all windows versions ship it.
You may use "courier new" as an alternative.
> I sometime read from NG that a OBJ should be placed into a project (for
> bug fix), where should it goes ? I can't find the place to put an
> 'external' obj file ?
> Is it to insert it into the project manager ? The linking process will
> incorporate this obj and thus 'take over' the buggy routine ?
Yes, simply add the .obj file to the project. However, sometimes the linker
fails to link the correct module to the executable and links the lib's one
instead of project's one. It's a linker bug, but fortunately, it happens
very seldom.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com