diff -r 4816d766a08a -r f345bda72bc4 Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-F9605837-2209-500D-AB62-48A433489C5E.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-F9605837-2209-500D-AB62-48A433489C5E.dita Tue Mar 30 11:42:04 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-F9605837-2209-500D-AB62-48A433489C5E.dita Tue Mar 30 11:56:28 2010 +0100 @@ -1,61 +1,61 @@ - - - - - -Resource -file definition -

A source file consists of any number of statements:

-<source-file> -source-file ::= - <statement-list> <statement> -statement ::= - <uid2-statement> | <uid3-statement> | <character_set-statement> | <enum-statement> | <name-statement> | <resource-statement> | <struct-statement> -

A summary of the keywords that are used for these statement types respectively -is given below:

- - - - -

CHARACTER_SET

-

Defines the character set to be used

 - - -

ENUM

-

Defines a set of integer values

 - - -

NAME

-

By default, the resource IDs in the generated header file are allocated -from 1 in ascending sequence. The sequence can be made to begin from another -value using this statement.

 - - -

RESOURCE

-

Defines an actual resource instance of the type defined in -a struct, gives it a resource id, and causes it to be generated in the resource -file.

- - -

STRUCT

-

Defines a type of resource.

 - - -

UID2

-

Defines the second UID for the resource file

 - - -

UID3

-

Defines the third UID for the resource file

 - - - -
-

The most usual statements are STRUCT and RESOURCE.

+ + + + + +Resource +file definition +

A source file consists of any number of statements:

+<source-file> +source-file ::= + <statement-list> <statement> +statement ::= + <uid2-statement> | <uid3-statement> | <character_set-statement> | <enum-statement> | <name-statement> | <resource-statement> | <struct-statement> +

A summary of the keywords that are used for these statement types respectively +is given below:

+ + + + +

CHARACTER_SET

+

Defines the character set to be used

 + + +

ENUM

+

Defines a set of integer values

 + + +

NAME

+

By default, the resource IDs in the generated header file are allocated +from 1 in ascending sequence. The sequence can be made to begin from another +value using this statement.

 + + +

RESOURCE

+

Defines an actual resource instance of the type defined in +a struct, gives it a resource id, and causes it to be generated in the resource +file.

+ + +

STRUCT

+

Defines a type of resource.

 + + +

UID2

+

Defines the second UID for the resource file

 + + +

UID3

+

Defines the third UID for the resource file

 + + + +
+

The most usual statements are STRUCT and RESOURCE.

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