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Article #15718Reverting With the Resource Manager
From: cohn
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1987 17:22
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1987 17:22
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Does anyone know a relatively easy way to do "revert" when using the Resource Manager? That is, if one changes the map, changes the data, removes a resource or two (in memory), is there way to force the closing of the resource file without it being updated? Then reopenning the file would result in loading the original data before the changes were made. I think a look at SetResFileAttrs() might be the key but I'm not sure. Any help would be much appreciated. The reason I ask is, I'm writing a program which deals with resource files like ResEdit does. It's not that I hate the Data Fork, just that I need to use the resource format. Ted Cohn cohn@cory.Berkeley.Edu "How dare you say my best friend's green!" -Kirk Ole Boy
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