Chapter 1

EMbmHelloguiIcon,
EMbmHelloguiIconmask,
EMbmHelloguiIcon2,
EMbmHelloguiIcon2mask,
EMbmHelloguiIcon3,
EMbmHelloguiIcon3mask
};
The naming convention here is clear enough: there's an enumeration whose type name
includes the MBM filename, and several enumerated constants whose names are made up
from the MBM filename and the source bitmap filename.
You will need to use the enumerations generated in this file, in the resource file, as
described below.
14.1.3 Changing the Resource File
Before you can rebuild your application and convert the bitmaps into a.mbm file, you need to
define exactly how your icons should appear on the button bar. You do this by referencing
the bitmap files and corresponding masks from the application resource file. The information
you need to add includes:
� the names of all the icon bitmaps
� the names of all the mask bitmaps
� the name and location of the .mbm file that contains them
� a specification of the function of each button
� optionally, where to insert any button text in relation to the bitmap. The resource file,
HelloGui.rss, needs the following additional #include statements:
#include
#include
and the button bar is specified within the RESOURCE EIK_APP_INFO statement, as shown
below:
RESOURCE EIK_APP_INFO
{
hotkeys = r_hellogui_hotkeys;
menubar = r_hellogui_menubar;
toolbar = r_example_toolbar;
}
The named button bar is defined in a QIK_TOOLBAR resource, as follows:
RESOURCE QIK_TOOLBAR r_example_toolbar
{
controls=
of bar.
{
QIK_TBAR_BUTTON // Done image button aligned to right side
{