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I need to parse an rc file with PHP

Can someone help how can i do i get the object type.

How does i can check on the rc file the text section where the object (Control) type is definied

I mean , i need to know if a certian object is a button , o frame whatever

I realize if user changes the the obejct Name on the WinAsm Studio , when we build the interface , i lose the original object type


I was doing like this


$file = file("my.rc")



if in $file it contains IDC_BUTTON , so it mean it´S A BUTTON

But it just work if a user don´t chage the Name

There is another option to get the object type ???

Regards in advance

IDC_BUTTON does not mean it is a button. it is just a meaningfull label, an its value you may found usually at start of rc, eg.: #define IDC_BUTTON 1001

- it is a control definition, and you can see word "button" in it - it is a button class of control (or child window). also you may met more short definition of controls in rc files, produced by some editors - starting not from "CONTROL", but something else - it is macros with predefined classes, so class is omited there. search msdn for them if you need them also.

Where can i found a manual about the WinAsm rc files metric ???
Is it the same metric that Microsfoft uses on is rc files ??


Another thing

I´s it possible when we create a button object or other object , add an extra row to configure the button callback

i mean on WinAsm in object Resources (when we are creating the RC file) we have the properties of each object .
What i need it to add an extra row to add the button callback function, but the idea can be applied to other objects

example :

Just under the Caption we can do this
Callback --> Hello
Parameters --> $one, $two, $three


This means the button connects to function Hello as the funciot will have this aspect on PHP code

function Hello ($one, $two, $three){
// do something
}

This is just an idea


Thanks for your help

For now i found this help on MSDN

Maby it will be helpful to others

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb761823(VS.85).aspx

- it is a control definition, and you can see word "button" in it - it is a button class of control (or child window). also you may met more short definition of controls in rc files, produced by some editors - starting not from "CONTROL", but something else - it is macros with predefined classes, so class is omited there. search msdn for them if you need them also.

This problem is solved