Re: Unicode setting question
That would be a super idea. I think it would be difficult to implement
because you wouldn't want to double the memory used by the resources, but
that feature would be terrific.
Tom
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What strings would it expose?
A collection of the strings stored in the stringtable: for each string the
automation model could expose the ID string (e.g. "IDS_MY_STRING"), its
numerical value (e.g. 230), and the string itself ("My String"), etc.
Kind of:
StringTableEntry
IDString : String
IDValue : int
Content : String
[maybe also other information about localization...]
There could be a collection called Resources. This collection can have a
subcollection storing StringTables, and each instance of StringTable is a
collection of StringTableEntry objects representing a string in the string
table.
...something like that.
Giovanni
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