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    24 .TH wxrc 1 "5 Aug 2008" "SunOS 5.11" "User Commands"

    25 .SH NAME

    26 wxrc \- compile binary xml resource files

    27 .SH SYNOPSIS

    28 .LP

    29 .nf

    30 \fBwxrc\fR [\fB\fIresource_filename\fR] 

    31 .fi

    32 

    33 .LP

    34 .nf

    35 \fBwxrc\fR [\fB\fIresource_filename\fR] [\fB\fIoptions\fR]... 

    36 .fi

    37 

    38 .SH DESCRIPTION

    39 .LP

    40 The \fBwxrc\fR utility compiles binary xml resource files. It takes one or more file parameters (the input XRC files).

    41 .SH OPTIONS

    42 .LP

    43 The following options are supported:

    44 .TP

    45 \fB-h\fR

    46 .TP

    47 \fB--help\fR

    48 Show a help message.

    49 

    50 .TP

    51 \fB-v\fR

    52 .TP

    53 \fB--verbose\fR

    54 Show verbose logging information

    55 

    56 .TP

    57 \fB-c\fR

    58 .TP

    59 \fB--cpp-code\fR

    60 Write C++ source rather than a XRS file

    61 

    62 .TP

    63 \fB-e\fR

    64 .TP

    65 \fB--extra-cpp-code\fR

    66 If used together with -c, generates C++ header file containing class definitions for the windows defined by the XRC file (see special subsection)

    67 

    68 .TP

    69 \fB-u\fR

    70 .TP

    71 \fB--uncompressed\fR

    72 Do not compress XML files (C++ only)

    73 

    74 .TP

    75 \fB-g\fR

    76 .TP

    77 \fB--gettext\fR

    78 Output underscore-wrapped strings that poEdit or gettext can scan. Outputs to stdout, of a file -o is used.

    79 

    80 .TP

    81 \fB-n\fR

    82 .TP

    83 \fB--function\fR

    84 <name>: Specify C++ function name (use with -c)

    85 

    86 .TP

    87 \fB-o\fR

    88 .TP

    89 \fB--output\fR

    90 <filename>: Specify the output file, such as resource .xrs or resource .cpp.

    91 

    92 .TP

    93 \fB-l\fR

    94 .TP

    95 \fB--list-of-handlers\fR

    96 <filename>: Output a list of necessary handlers to this file

    97 

    98 .SH EXAMPLES

    99 .LP

   100 \fBExample 1 \fRCompiling resource .xrc file

   101 .LP

   102 

   103 .sp

   104 .in +2

   105 .nf

   106 example$ wxrc reource.xrc

   107 example$ wxrc -o reource.xrs

   108 .fi

   109 .in -2

   110 .sp

   111 

   112 .LP

   113 \fBExample 2 \fRCompiling resource .cpp file

   114 .LP

   115 

   116 .sp

   117 .in +2

   118 .nf

   119 example$ wxrc -v -c -o resource.cpp

   120 .fi

   121 .in -2

   122 .sp

   123 

   124 .SH SEE ALSO

   125 .LP

   126 \fBwx-config\fR(1)