A question on Pelle's IDE resource editor.

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Something I have not worked out how to do with Pelle's resource editor is to get it to use a user defined resource.h file and with the testing I have done if you produce an RC file that has your own defined in it, the resource editor comments it out and sets non-pathed C header file in its place which prevent the RC file from being built from the command line. I have always liked the IDE as it loads quickly and is not hard to configure like later VC/VS ide's and it has a very good resource editor built into it but I have not worked out how to solve this problem.

I have just recently mastered Ketil Olsen's ResEd and have a working beta that supports it for code generation but I would like to be able to support Pelle's IDE as well as it will give more people reason to install Pelle's C package and be able to use more than just the excellent tool set that it comes with.

I am likely to have missed something setting it up so if anyone knows how to set up Pelle's IDE so you can use external resource.h files without the IDE modifying it, your assistance would be appreciated.

This is the example.

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// RESOURCE SCRIPT generated by "Pelles C for Windows, version 6.00".

#include <windows.h>
#include <commctrl.h>
#include <richedit.h>
#include "..\..\masm32\include\resource.h"


It changes the path for the original resource.h file to one that is invalid and the include files it adds do not have a working path for them.