Re: Importing MFC resources
 
"Pat" <none@none.none> wrote in message 
news:Xns99B7A3D6BA01none@140.99.99.130...
Thanks, someone else also suggested MFC extension DLLs.  I researched this
a bit, but it looks like this does nothing to solve the resource ID
conflict issue.  If the DLL has a dialog (for example) with the same ID as
a dialog in the main application, the behavior will be incorrect.
Within your DLL, the code to display the dialog contained in the DLL 
resources could first call AfxSetResourceHandle() to specify the DLL 
instance prior to showing the dialog, and then call it again to reset the 
resource handle back to the original.  That would ensure the DLL (and only 
the DLL) could display it's own dialogs.
This could be accomplished by overriding CDialog::DoModal() for all derived 
classes exported by the DLL.
But the idea of storing resources and code together in a DLL like this is 
not compatible with the Satellite DLL model of creating a separate DLL per 
language for localization purposes.  The goal is to SEPARATE resources from 
code so the localizers only work with a DLL containing resources.  Your goal 
is the opposite, to COMBINE them!  :-)
-- David
  
  
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