Topic       : The ATARI Compendium
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XCONTROL Utility Functions
rsh_fix()                                                          XCONTROL

Syntax

VOID (*xcpb->rsh_fix)( num_objs, num_frstr, num_frimg, num_tree,
                       rs_object, rs_tedinfo, rs_strings, rs_iconblk,
                       rs_bitblk, rs_frstr, rs_frimg, rs_trindex,
                       rs_imdope );
WORD num_objs, num_frstr, num_frimg, num_tree;
OBJECT *rs_object;
TEDINFO *rs_tedinfo;
char *rs_strings[];
ICONBLK *rs_iconblk;
BITBLK *rs_bitblk;
LONG *rs_frstr, *rs_frimg, *rs_trindex;
struct foobar *rs_imdope;

Function      rsh_fix() fixes up a resource tree in memory based on an
              8x16 character font.

Parameters    When using the Atari Resource Construction Set the
              parameters are generated in the .RSH file created by the
              compiler. When using other resource construction sets you
              should refer to their instructions for applying their
              resource structure to this function or use the CPX function
              rsh_obfix() on each OBJECT.

Binding       (xcpb->rsh_fix)( num_objs, num_frstr, num_frimg, num_tree,
                               rs_object, rs_tedinfo, rs_strings, rs_iconblk,
                               rs_bitblk, rs_frstr, rs_frimg, rs_trindex,
                               rs_imdope );

Comments      rsrc_load(), rsrc_obfix(), and rsrc_rcfix() fix up
              a resource file based upon the current screen character
              size. CPX resource data is always fixed up based upon an
              8x16 character font. Resources should be designed on a screen
              that supports an 8x16 ratio. When using the Atari Resource
              Construction Set, the resouce should be designed as
              a 'Panel' rather than a 'Dialog'. With other resource
              construction applications the same effect is acheived by
              turning snap off. Resources should only be fixed up when the
              xcpb>SkipRshFix flag is 0. This prevents resources from
              being fixed up more than once.

See Also      rsh_obfix()

Group         XCONTROL Utility Functions