windows,winapi,embedded-resource,rc
The resource compiler RC does not have any syntax that allows you to escape an integer ID so that it is treated as text. The documentation says: Unique name or a 16-bit unsigned integer that identifies the resource. The resource compiler attempts to interpret the ID as an integer. If...
-- edit -- I think I completely missed the point of your question. What you seem to want is not a way to highlight the value of 'rulerformat' in your vimrc (as your repeated emphasis on rulerformat, your title and your introductory sentence imply) but your actual ruler, at the...
I've been able to reproduce something similar to what you describe. It may or may not be the same problem as you. I create a new project and put a .rc file alongside the top level project files. Then I add this line to the project file: {$R myresource.res myresource.rc...
If you make your 'rc' file a Perl module like this: Defs.pm: package Defs; our $path = '/nfs/fm/disks/fm_fabric_00011/abc_rel//xy/xy-abc1-15aa05e'; 1; Then you can - in your script: #Ensure we can 'find' the defs file, by having a library path that's relative to #the script location. use FindBin; use lib $FindBin::Bin; use...
visual-studio,macros,preprocessor,rc
Thanks for everyone, but for me, this was the Solution. I think that's the simplest. Update: Detailed description, in case the link isn't working: 1. Open your project in Visual Studio. 2. Right click on resource script file (e.g. app.rc) and select "Properties" 3. At the top of the property...
As it appears to have solved your problem, this is how I would suggest writing your code: while ! wget -q --tries=10 --timeout=20 -O - http://google.com > /dev/null; do echo 'Waiting for internet connection' sleep 10 done Remember that [ is not syntax, it is a command whose exit status...