MrmCreateResourceFile function
Creates one or more PRI files on disk in the specified directory. This is the last stage of creating a PRI file, after creating the indexer and adding resources.
Syntax
HRESULT HRESULT MrmCreateResourceFile(
_In_ MrmResourceIndexerHandle indexer,
_In_ MrmPackagingMode packagingMode,
_In_ MrmPackagingOptions packagingOptions,
PCWSTR outputDirectory
);
Parameters
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indexer [in]
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Type: MrmResourceIndexerHandle
A handle identifying the resource indexer from which to create the PRI file. This handle is returned via a call to MrmCreateResourceIndexer or one of the related MrmCreateResourceIndexer...* functions.
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packagingMode [in]
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Type: MrmPackagingMode
Specifies what file(s) the function should create. To create a PRI file for an unpackaged desktop app, you must use MrmPackagingModeStandaloneFile. See MrmPackagingMode for more info.
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packagingOptions [in]
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Type: MrmPackagingOptions
Specifies additional options about the PRI file. Most callers should specify MrmPackagingOptionsNone. See the documentation for MrmPackagingOptions for more info.
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outputDirectory
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Type: PCWSTR
The directory in which to save the PRI file(s), which may be absolute or relative. The directory must already exist.
Return value
Type: HRESULT
S_OK if the function succeeded, otherwise an error value. Use the SUCCEEDED or FAILED macros (defined in winerror.h) to determine success or failure.
Some errors you may encounter include:
- 0x80070057: E_INVALIDARG One or more arguments are invalid. This may indicate an attempt to create a Resource Pack PRI without specifying a main PRI. See MrmPackagingMode for more info.
- 0x80073B0F: HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_MRM_DUPLICATE_ENTRY) : Duplicate Entry. This indicates a resource was added twice with the same name and qualifiers but different values. There is no way to determine which resource caused the error.
- 0x80073B08: HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_MRM_INVALID_FILE_TYPE) : Invalid file type. This can occur when using the packaging mode MrmPackagingModeResourcePack and there are candidates that don't match the default qualifiers (e.g. the default language is German but a resource was added for French) or if a resource is added that doesn't exist in the main PRI file. There is no way to determine which resource caused the error.
- 0x80073B39: An entity was defined as both resource and scope, which is not allowed. This indicates that a resource name inside a
resource container (e.g. a
reswfile) had embedded separators (slashes or dots) and the resource container was in a subdirectory such as\language-en\. There is no way to determine which resource caused the error. - 0x8007000B HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_BAD_FORMAT) : An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. This indicates that a file was added via MrmIndexFileAutoQualifiers but it was not a relative path. There is no way to determine which resource caused the error.
Remarks
If this function succeeds, it creates one or more files in the outputDirectory depending on the value of the packagingMode parameter:
- If packagingMode is set to MrmPackagingModeStandaloneFile, a single file named resources.pri will be created.
- If packagingMode is set to MrmPackagingModeResourcePack, a single file named resources.pri will be created.
- If packagingMode is set to MrmPackagingModeAutoSplit, one or more files will be created based on the different language(s) and / or scale(s) used by resources added to the indexer.
See MrmPackagingMode for more info on the different packagingMode options, including limitations.
There is no way to specify the name of the output file(s). For packaged apps, you cannot change the names of the files or else they will not work correctly. For unpackaged apps, you can rename resources.pri as long as you pass the correct filename to the ResourceLoader(String, String) constructor.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
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| Minimum supported client |
Windows 10, version 1803 [desktop apps only] |
| Minimum supported server |
Windows Server [desktop apps only] |
| Header |
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| Library |
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| DLL |
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