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|    Rick Rothstein [MVP - Visual Basic] to All    |
|    Re: Resource files and string arrays    |
|    27 Oct 05 12:47:34    |
      From: rickNOSPAMnews@NOSPAMcomcast.net              > 1) Convert the string array into one big string with each       element       > separated by some special value, store that string into the       resource       > file's string table as a single entry, and then when I load the       string       > from the resource file parse it into a regular string array.       The       > problem with this is the obvious kludgy-ness of having to       generate the       > string, and then re-parse it whenever I want to read it from the       > resource file. But its certainly doable.              I've not worked with Resource File personally, so I can't help you       out with questions related to it directly. However, combining a       one-dimensional array into a single String and recovering the       array back again from the String are very simple things to do in       VB6.              Array to String       ================       Dim YourArray() As String       Dim Delimiter As String       Dim CombinedArray As String       Delimiter = vbTab       CombinedArray = Join(YourArray, Delimiter)              String to Array       =================       Dim YourArray() As String       Dim Delimiter As String       Dim CombinedArray As String       Delimiter = vbTab       YourArray = Split(CombinedArray, Delimiter)              Rick              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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