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Mac-specific changes to rcpp
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/mac
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Preprocess resource script for Macintosh compatibility
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Causes rcpp to translate \n as 0x0D and \r as 0x0A, which are the Macintosh
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conventions.
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The preprocessor flag _MAC is automatically defined by rc when it is executing
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rcpp on a Macintosh-targetted resource script.
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Mac-specific changes to rc
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/m
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Generate Macintosh-compatible resources
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Causes rc to generate a binary image of a Macintosh resource fork instead of
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a Win32 resource file. Some resources are converted into their corresponding
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Macintosh resource formats instead of being written using their Win32 formats:
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group icons => ICN#, icl4/8, ics4/8, icm4/8
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group cursors => CURS
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string tables => STR#
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Other standard resources are given the following Macintosh resource types:
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bitmap => WBMP
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menu => WMNU
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dialog => WDLG
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accelerator => WACC
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rcdata => HEXA
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/brNNNN
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/br:NNNN
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/br NNNN
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Set base resource ID for named resources
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The Windows resource format supports resources that have a name but not an
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ID. Macintosh resources always have an ID and may optionally have a name.
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rc therefore picks an arbitrary ID when it encounters a resource that has
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a name but not an ID. By default, the first resource ID used is 128, and
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subsequent resources get successively greater resource IDs. /br is used
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to change the base resource ID. This may be useful if you're building a
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resource file that will be released as part of a library, and you wish to
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have your resources numbered in an unused part of the 128..32K space.
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The value is assumed to be decimal and must be from 1 to 32767.
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New errors:
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RC1209: invalid option; missing resource base number after /br
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The /br option requires an integer argument to follow it.
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RC1210: resource base number must be from 1 to 32767
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The base resource number given to the /br option must fit into a
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positive 16-bit integer.
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New warnings:
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RC4506: scaling cursor %3 down to 16 by 16
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RC only supports creating Macintosh cursors that are 16x16 and monochrome.
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A Windows cursor whose dimensions are a multiple of 16x16 will be scaled
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down to 16x16, losing data in the process.
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RC4507: Macintosh cursor %3 must be 16 by 16 and monochrome; ignored
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No Windows cursor was found whose dimensions were a multiple of 16x16 and
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that was monochrome.
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RC4508: Ignoring icon %3 with invalid Macintosh size or color
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RC supports creating mini, small, and standard Macintosh icons. These icons
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have dimensions of 16x12, 16x16, and 32x32, respectively, and may have bit
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depths of 1, 4, or 8 bits. This warning is generated if no icon matching
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these requirements was found in an icon file.
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RC4509: Resource types '%3' and '%4' were both mapped to '%5'
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A Windows resource type other than one of the standard types will be converted
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into a Macintosh resource type by using the first four characters of the
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Windows type name. This warning is generated if different Windows resource
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types are identical in their first four characters, causing them to be mapped
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to the same Macintosh resource type.
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The default extension for the output file is .rsc instead of .res when building
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a Mac resource file, to match the default extension used by mrc.
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The lexical analyzer converts \n to 0x0D and \r to 0x0A, which are the
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Macintosh conventions.
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The default styles for all button controls do not include WS_TABSTOP, unlike Win32.
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If the input codepage is Windows Latin 1, Greek, Cyrillic, Turkish, or Eastern
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European, the output text is translated into the corresponding Mac codepage before
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being written to the destination resource file. The translation performed by Win32
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is *not* the same as the translation that was performed by the WLM 1.0 rc.exe; Win32
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translates some characters differently and replaces characters that have no
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matches with question marks instead the non-breaking space that was used by the
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WLM 1.0 rc.exe.
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