I don't think that IDE is robust enough to allow you to do that with it's resource editors. But you can certainly do that in code. Try reading over this[^]. You could adjust the window and control styles and even draw your own control on WM_PAINT. I'll try to scrounge up a code snip if I can find it.
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Dumpbin is a utility to help you find out what is on the inside of dlls and libs and exes. You could also try using it on other stuff, just to see what happens (its fun!). dumpbin reference[^] Anyway, I suspect that it has something to do with the way that you are importing the dll into your project or some problem in your build environment. You can use dumpbin to confirm that init exists in your dll (just for sanity's sake).
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If you use the XML libraries in C# does it not work for your large file? I've never tried anything with a file that big.
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Care to share the fix?
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That doesn't make any sense because if any of the source code for your program changed you would need to rebuild it and redeploy it and it wouldn't be feasible to do that on the fly. Maybe you want to create a scripting style language to allow your users the ability to program some functionality in that way. Alternatively you could consider supporting some plug-in facilities.
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Doxygen provides several ways to mark what it should process. Have you tried the alternatives like:
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