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"Jeff" <jeshort2@vt.edu> a �crit dans le message de news:
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> I used a example program called ResXGen that came with the .NET SDK to
create a .resx file from my bitmap (named FontStyleButtons.bmp).  ResXGen
takes a image file and the desired name for your resource (i used
FontStyleButtons) and creates a .resx file.  So I added this .resx file
(named resfile.resx) to my project.  When I build the project (the project
name is Project) the file Project.resfile.resources is created in the
directory containing resfile.resx.  I used another program called ResEditor
(this came with the .NET SDK) to examine the Project.resfile.resources file
and this program indicated that the file contains the correct bitmap
resource.
>
> The problem is that I can't seem to access the bitmap resource using the
Bitmap constructor Bitmap(System.Type type, string resource).  I get an
exception of class System.ArguementException.  What should the 2nd
agruemennt to this constructor be?

I have not tried this in Delphi 2005 yet, but in VS2005, there should also
be a .CS file created for the resource and placed in the properties foder of
the current project. Inside this folder, you should find a
your.name.space.Resources.cs file. This contains a class of static (class)
methods, one for each resource.

For string resources, I use Resources.sName, Resources.sAge, etc; so you
should try Resources.YourBitmapResourcename for the second parameter.

Joanna

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