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String table resource type
Source position: stringtableresource.pp line 46
type TStringTableResource = class(TAbstractResource) |
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protected |
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function GetType; override; |
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function GetName; override; |
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function ChangeDescTypeAllowed(); override; |
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function ChangeDescValueAllowed(); override; |
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procedure NotifyResourcesLoaded; override; |
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public |
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constructor Create(); |
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Creates a new string table resource |
destructor Destroy; override; |
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procedure UpdateRawData; override; |
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property FirstID: Word; [rw] |
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The ID of first the string contained in the string table |
property LastID: Word; [r] |
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The ID of the last string contained in the string table |
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The number of strings contained in the string table |
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property Strings []: string; default; [rw] |
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Indexed array of strings in the string table |
end; |
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String table resource type |
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Base abstract resource class |
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TObject |
This class represents a resource of type RT_STRING.
A string table is a resource containing strings, identified by an integer id in the range 0-65535. A string table contains exactly 16 strings, and its name is an ID in the range 1-4096, determined by the highest 12 bits of the strings ID it contains, plus one. That is, a string table with 1 as name holds strings with IDs from 0 to 15, string table 2 contains strings with IDs from 16 to 31 and so on. There is no difference between an empty string and a non-existant string.
For these reasons, it is not possible to set the name of a string table: it is autogenerated from the value of FirstID property. Moreover, Count property is always 16.
Strings property is provided to access and modify individual strings.
| Remark: | This class doesn't allow its type to be changed to anything else than RT_BITMAP. Its name can't be changed too. Attempts to do so result in a EResourceDescChangeNotAllowedException. |