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<concept id="GUID-32F00078-6084-5288-9D3F-9F8D70514799" xml:lang="en"><title>RESOURCE

statement</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<codeblock xml:space="preserve">&lt;resource-statement&gt;

resource-statement ::= 

RESOURCE &lt;struct-name&gt; [ &lt;resource-name&gt; ] { &lt;resource-initialiser-list&gt; } </codeblock>

<p>The <codeph>RESOURCE</codeph> statement is used to generate a resource

in the resource file. The statement specifies three things:</p>

<ul>

<li id="GUID-F51FD208-5879-57EF-9E16-914A1F4F1FE7"><p>a <varname>struct-name</varname> which

denotes the structure that will be used for the resource</p> <p>It must have

been defined in a previous <codeph>STRUCT</codeph> statement and must be in

upper case.</p> </li>

<li id="GUID-1EE96D74-26D0-5BC3-8EDC-19CD924515D0"><p>an optional <varname>resource-name</varname> which

identifies the resource</p> <p>The <codeph>resource-name</codeph> must be

in lower case.</p> <p>The <codeph>resource-name</codeph> causes a symbolic

constant to be generated in the resource compiler’s output header file, so

that a resource</p> <codeblock id="GUID-505C63EA-20A4-5019-BA34-FEAED516E037" xml:space="preserve">RESOURCE TEST my_test { /* etc */ }</codeblock> <p>will

result in a definition of the form</p> <codeblock id="GUID-4FBB0DF1-09D6-54CA-AAD4-F29BFCC27A42" xml:space="preserve">#define MY_TEST 1</codeblock> <p>in

the generated header file.</p> <p>The default ID for the first resource defined

in the file is one with subsequent resources’ IDs generated in ascending sequence.

See <xref href="GUID-F9605837-2209-500D-AB62-48A433489C5E.dita">Resource file definition</xref> for

more information on how resource IDs are generated.</p> <p>If no resource

name is specified then the resource is generated in the object file and assigned

a resource ID as usual, but will not be published in the header file. Anonymous

resources are used mainly for playback scripts where the resources are read

in sequentially by default, so that assigning names to them would be superfluous.</p> <p>The <codeph>resource-name</codeph> may

also be used by the resource compiler for <codeph>LINK</codeph> and <codeph>LLINK</codeph> members

— see <xref href="GUID-FFD56DA3-9301-5679-9209-A70CE63A34A2.dita">Resource identifiers

for LINKs and LLINKs</xref>.</p> </li>

<li id="GUID-4F0ED7DA-1A16-53FE-A1E0-98298A9B2BB0"><p>initialisation for members

of the resource struct, where their default values are not appropriate</p> </li>

</ul>

<example><p>As an example, given the struct definition</p><codeblock id="GUID-D2FBD433-0A85-5C0C-9CD2-CFC08F20E14E" xml:space="preserve">STRUCT NCEDIT

 {

 WORD current;

 WORD low;

 WORD high=65535;

 }</codeblock><p>you could define a resource:</p><codeblock id="GUID-4B005C45-B0EF-542D-BD63-0D2E02186FFA" xml:space="preserve">RESOURCE NCEDIT memory_size

 {

 low=640;

 high=1024;

 }</codeblock><p>Thus, in the resource file, <codeph>current</codeph> has

the value compiler default value of 0, <codeph>low</codeph> has the value

640 (specified in the resource definition) and <codeph>high</codeph> has the

value 1024 (specified in the resource definition, overriding the default for

the struct type).</p></example>

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