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<concept xml:lang="en" id="GUID-B6088C0A-20AE-5108-A28C-9CA884205493"><title>Resource initialisation punctuation</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody><p>A semicolon must follow <i>all</i> member initialisations. For longer, more complicated resources deciding where semicolons must be placed may become confusing. As shown in the following example, array lists are separated by commas and terminated without a semi-colon. Similarly, resources are not terminated by a semi-colon.</p> <codeblock id="GUID-3A6DD81D-7C2A-5B41-9AE1-4B31F9F3BAA1" xml:space="preserve">RESOURCE DIALOG example_dialog

    {

    title="Example";

    topsection=DLAY_SECTION

        {

        control_list=

            {

            ACLIST

                {

                butlist_flags=BUTLIST_HORIZONTAL;

                rid=R_HCIL_BUTTONS_OK_CANCEL;

                },    // array member so comma needed

            ACLIST

                {

                butlist_flags=BUTLIST_HORIZONTAL;

                rid=R_HCIL_BUTTONS_OK_CANCEL;

                } // last item in array so nothing needed

            }; // end of struct member control_list so ‘;’ needed

        };  // end of struct member topsection so ‘;’ needed