fpc/packages/fcl-res/xml/reswriter.xml

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<package name="fcl-res">

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<module name="reswriter">
<short>Contains a resource writer for .res files</short>
<descr>
<p>This unit contains <link id="TResResourceWriter"/>, a <link id="resource.TAbstractResourceWriter">TAbstractResourceWriter</link> descendant that is able to write .res resource files.</p>
<p>Adding this unit to a program's <var>uses</var> clause registers class <link id="TResResourceWriter"/> with <link id="resource.TResources">TResources</link>.</p>
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<element name="SysUtils">
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<element name="resource">
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<element name="TResResourceWriter">
<short>.res resource writer</short>
<descr>
<p>This class provides a writer for .res resource files.</p>
<p>A .res file is a standard Windows file type that contains resources. This is not an object file format, so it's not suitable for being linked with other object files. For this reason, it is a good choice for a platform-independent format to store resources.</p>
</descr>
<seealso>
<link id="resource.TAbstractResourceWriter">TAbstractResourceWriter</link>
<link id="resreader.TResResourceReader">TResResourceReader</link>
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