#define IDI_ ???

[jorge_rivero]

Alguien tiene un listado de los #define??
Ejemplo:
#define IDI_HMG 1001
#define IDI_DEMO 1002
#define IDI_COMP 1003
#define IDI_PRINT 1004
#define IDI_SNAIL 1005
Hay alguno para usar un Abort?? o un Exit??
Donde se podria ver los #define???

[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

"where" did you found IDI_HMG

[jorge_rivero]

Hola
Esta en el ejemplo: D:\MiniGUI\SAMPLES\BASIC\MsgBox
en el Archivo: resource.h
Tengo : Harbour MiniGUI Extended Edition 23.02 (Release)

[gfilatov]

Hola
Esta en el ejemplo: D:\MiniGUI\SAMPLES\BASIC\MsgBox
en el Archivo: resource.h
Tengo : Harbour MiniGUI Extended Edition 23.02 (Release)

Hola Jorrge,

Thanks for your interest.

In a Windows resource-definition script (.rc file), a defined constant is a preprocessor macro that can be used to define a value that is used throughout the script. These constants are defined using the #define preprocessor directive and can be used to specify a value for a resource-definition statement.

For example, imagine that you want to define a constant named ID_MY_RESOURCE that has the value 10001. You can define this constant at the top of your .rc file using the #define directive like this:

#define ID_MY_RESOURCE 10001

You can then use this constant to specify the value of the ID parameter in a resource-definition statement like this:

ID_MY_RESOURCE BITMAP "my_bitmap.bmp"

This statement defines a bitmap resource with the ID_MY_RESOURCE constant as its ID value and specifies that the bitmap is stored in the file "my_bitmap.bmp".

In summary, defined constants in a Windows resource file .RC are preprocessor macros that can be used to define a value that is used throughout the script. They are defined using the #define directive and can be used to specify a value for a resource-definition statement.

Source:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... statements

[jorge_rivero]

Gracias, ahora entendi.