Earlier this evening my FireFly project compiled and ran no problem.
I just returned to the project to make a couple of minor changes, and the compile now blows up with a resource file error. This gives no useful information at all.
I backed out the minor change that I had made, it still blows up.
How does one go about debugging something like this?
Andrew
Solved it.
Had to run the resource compiler from a DOS window in order to get an error line. With that information I was able to see what the problem was and fix it.
This had nothing to do with the project I was working on directly. What happened was several weeks ago just after I started the project I decided on a new name for the project - so I created a new project and copied all of the forms and modules I had been working on across.
Earlier this evening I was tidying up my hard disk and deleted the original project directory because it was no longer of any use. And of course my project had icons for toolbars etc pointing to that directory.
Might be a useful enhancement to FireFly if it was possible to use a relative path to icons rather than an absolute path.
Andrew
I think I suggested that some time back cause I like moving files, and I forgot why, but it was kept static...