Porting rfom CW8.3 to Xcode problem

I remebbered that I compiled *.r file with Rez manually, I added rsrc
file and problem with GetCursor desappear!!!

Thanks!

In article <1164187936.368558.191980.DeleteThis@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com>,
"Fonarix" <fonarix.DeleteThis@ukr.net> wrote:

> I've ported some sources of project to XCode, but when I trying to
> launch in debbuger GetCursor returns NULL, I've learned that it
> deprecated now...
> I think this is a problem with resources - still using *.r files.
> Is that code have to be refactored?
> Can I use *.r files or I have to compile it to *.rsrc file or in
> Interface Builder import it and get *.nib file.
> Also I found that in App bundle there is no any *.r or *.rsrc files.

No .rsrc in your bundle, well, that is your problem.

You can certainly add .r files to an Xcode project, and the default
build rule compiles them to .rsrc files in your bundle. you'll need to
get the path to the file within your bundle using Core Foundation, then
open your .rsrc files with FSOpenResFile, but then the old Resource
Manger calls will still work.

I still in search...

When a add *.r file to poject, XCode doesn't add rsrc file to new
*.app.
In another project i found in "Project Info" Collection Rez.
But in current I have not it! I think collection "Rez" have to be added

automatic when *.r file added! But this doesn't happen.

I've written that I compiled it manually, but I have some targets, and
this resources have to be recompile for every current target!

Beforehand thanks!!!

On 2006-11-23 08:38:27 -0800, "Fonarix" <fonarix DeleteThis @ukr.net> said:

> I still in search...
>
> When a add *.r file to poject, XCode doesn't add rsrc file to new
> *.app.
> In another project i found in "Project Info" Collection Rez.
> But in current I have not it! I think collection "Rez" have to be added
>
> automatic when *.r file added! But this doesn't happen.
>
> I've written that I compiled it manually, but I have some targets, and
> this resources have to be recompile for every current target!

You'll need to add a "Build Resource Manager Resources" build phase to
the target that uses these Rez (*.r) files in your project. Then add
your Rez files to this build phase by dragging them under it, and your
Rez files will be built as part of building your application.

At this point you will also have a Rez collection in your target and
project's build settings pane; collections that don't apply to a target
aren't shown in the target's build settings, and collections that don't
apply to any targets in your project aren't shown in the project's
build settings.

-- Chris

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> On 2006-11-23 08:38:27 -0800, "Fonarix" <fonarix.RemoveThis@ukr.net> said:
>
> > I still in search...
> >
> > When a add *.r file to poject, XCode doesn't add rsrc file to new
> > *.app.
> > In another project i found in "Project Info" Collection Rez.
> > But in current I have not it! I think collection "Rez" have to be added
> >
> > automatic when *.r file added! But this doesn't happen.
> >
> > I've written that I compiled it manually, but I have some targets, and
> > this resources have to be recompile for every current target!
>
> You'll need to add a "Build Resource Manager Resources" build phase to
> the target that uses these Rez (*.r) files in your project. Then add
> your Rez files to this build phase by dragging them under it, and your
> Rez files will be built as part of building your application.
>
> At this point you will also have a Rez collection in your target and
> project's build settings pane; collections that don't apply to a target
> aren't shown in the target's build settings, and collections that don't
> apply to any targets in your project aren't shown in the project's
> build settings.
>
> -- Chris

I've done it!!!

Many thanks!!!