PilRC

There are several different ways of specifying bitmaps and icons: PilRC's original simple syntax for individual bitmaps; two extensions of that syntax allowing several individual bitmaps of different bit depths to be collected into one resource (a bitmap family); and a newer more flexible syntax for specifying bitmap families.

Common to all of these syntaxes is a set of <BitmapAttributes> that may be used to specify various aspects of bitmap processing:

The flexible bitmap family syntax is the only way to specify high-density bitmaps. Individual bitmaps are added to the family as specified by their BPP and DENSITY values, and attributes can be specified for each individual bitmap separately:

The original syntax allows the creation of bitmap and icon resources containing exactly one member bitmap. That member bitmap's depth depends on which of BITMAP/BITMAPGREY/etc is used, as described below.

For compatibility with Handspring's tools, PilRC also supports the following syntax:

The file containing the font information is plain ASCII. To understand how it works it is first necessary to understand how a font is arranged in memory. A font consists of four main parts, a header, a bitmap image, a bitmap location table, and an offset/width table. The bitmap image and location table are generated for you 100% automatically.

The ASCII file consists of two parts, the header and the font data (glyph objects). A full font file is provided with the PilRC distribution.

Each glyph has a bitmap, offset, and a width associated with it. The width can be overridden, however it is not recommended as it is set automatically. Notes:

FONTINDEX (fnti)

FONTINDEX ID <ResId.n> 
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	<FontType.s> <ResId.n>
	...
	[BEGIN
		<FontId.n>
		...
	END]
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

FONTINDEX ID 1000 LOCALE "enUS"
BEGIN
	"NFNT" 9001
	"NFNT" 9002
	"NFNT" 9003
	"fntm" 9004
	BEGIN
		10000
		10001
		10002
	END
END

FONTMAP (fntm)

FONTMAP ID <ResId.n> [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	<Flag.n><State.n><Value.n>
	...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

FONTMAP ID 1000 LOCALE "enUS"
BEGIN
	FLAG 0 STATE 1 VALUE 0
	FLAG 0 STATE 1 VALUE 0
	FLAG 0 STATE 1 VALUE 0
	FLAG 0 STATE 1 VALUE 0
END

This resource is associated with a form with the same ID and defines the tab order of controls on the form, along with the up/down navigation order and where object focus should initially be placed. For a full description of this, see the PalmOne Treo 600 developer documentation. This format will likely be used for future PalmOne devices.

For either syntax, the tab order is determined by the order that IDs are listed in the BEGIN/END or NAVIGATIONMAP section. These IDs should be the same as those used for form objects in the corresponding form resource. For a navigation map, the ABOVE and BELOW values for a row are the value of the ID that starts the previous and next rows, respectively.

PilRC doesn't provide keywords for the values of INITIALSTATE. You should #define your own constant definitions, based on those in the Treo 600 headers. See the example for the most commonly used values.

FEATURE (feat)

FEATURE ID <ResId.n> 
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>] 
BEGIN
	[CREATOR <creator.s>]
	BEGIN
		[ENTRY] [NUMBER <number.n>] [VALUE <value.n>]
		...
	END
END

Example:

FEATURE ID 1000
BEGIN
	CREATOR "psys"
	BEGIN
		ENTRY NUMBER 5 VALUE 0
		ENTRY NUMBER 6 VALUE 0
	END
END

GRAFFITIINPUTAREA (silk)

GRAFFITIINPUTAREA ID <GraffitiInputAreaId.n>
  [VERSION <version.n>]
  [CREATOR <creator.s>]
  [LANGUAGE <language.s>]
  [COUNTRY <country.s>]
  [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
  <OBJECTS>
END

Where <OBJECTS> is one or more of:

`AREA`	`AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [SCREEN] [GRAFFITI] [INDEX <index.n>]`
`BUTTON`	`AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [KEYDOWNCHR <keydownchr.n>] [KEYDOWNKEYCODE <keydownkeycode.n>] [KEYDOWNMODIFIERS <keydownmodifiers.n>]`

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.
LANGUAGE is one of this strings :
"English", "French", "German", "Italian", "Spanish", "Japanese".
COUNTRY is one of this strings :
"Australia", "Austria", "Belgium", "Brazil", "Canada", "Denmark", "Finland", "France", "Germany", "HongKong", "Iceland", "Ireland", "Italy", "Japan", "Luxembourg", "Mexico", "Netherlands", "NewZealand", "Norway", "Spain", "Sweden", "Switzerland", "UnitedKingdom", "UnitedStates", "India", "Indonesia", "Korea", "Malaysia", "RepChina", "Philippines", "Singapore", "Thailand", "Taiwan".

Example:

GRAFFITIINPUTAREA ID 10000
  VERSION 1
  CREATOR "psys"
  LANGUAGE "English"
  COUNTRY "UnitedStates"
BEGIN
	AREA AT (0 0 160 160) SCREEN INDEX 0
	AREA AT (27 164 62 56) GRAFFITI INDEX 0
	AREA AT (89 164 44 56) GRAFFITI INDEX 1
	BUTTON AT (27 206 18 14) KEYDOWNCHR 272 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
	BUTTON AT (115 206 18 14) KEYDOWNCHR 273 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
	BUTTON AT (0 164 27 28) KEYDOWNCHR 264 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
	BUTTON AT (0 192 27 28) KEYDOWNCHR 261 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
	BUTTON AT (133 164 27 28) KEYDOWNCHR 267 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
	BUTTON AT (133 192 27 28) KEYDOWNCHR 266 KEYDOWNKEYCODE 0 KEYDOWNMODIFIERS 8
END

COUNTRYLOCALISATION (cnty)

COUNTRYLOCALISATION ID <ResId.n> 
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>] 
BEGIN
  BEGIN
    [NUMBER <number.n>]
    [NAME <name.s>]
    [DATEFORMAT <dateformat.n>]
    [LONGDATEFORMAT <longdateformat.n>]
    [WEEKSTARTDAY <weekstartday.n>]
    [TIMEFORMAT <timeformat.n>]
    [NUMBERFORMAT <numberformat.n>]
    [CURRENCYNAME <currencyname.s>]
    [CURRENCYSYMBOL <currencysymbol.s>]
    [CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL <currencyuniquesymbol.s>]
    [CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES <currencydecimalplaces.n>]
    [DAYLIGHTSAVINGS <daylightsavings.n>]
    [MINUTESWESTOFGMT <minuteswestofgmt.n>]
    [MEASUREMENTSYSTEM <measuresystem.n>]
  END
  BEGIN
    ...
  END
  ...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

COUNTRYLOCALISATION ID 10000
BEGIN
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 7
		NAME "France"
		DATEFORMAT 1
		LONGDATEFORMAT 8
		WEEKSTARTDAY 1
		TIMEFORMAT 2
		NUMBERFORMAT 2
		CURRENCYNAME "Franc"
		CURRENCYSYMBOL "F"
		CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL "FRF"
		CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES 2
		DAYLIGHTSAVINGS 3
		MINUTESWESTOFGMT 60
		MEASUREMENTSYSTEM 1
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 23
		NAME "United States"
		DATEFORMAT 0
		LONGDATEFORMAT 7
		WEEKSTARTDAY 0
		TIMEFORMAT 1
		NUMBERFORMAT 0
		CURRENCYNAME "US Dollar"
		CURRENCYSYMBOL "$"
		CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL "$US"
		CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES 2
		DAYLIGHTSAVINGS 1
		MINUTESWESTOFGMT 1140
		MEASUREMENTSYSTEM 0
	END
END

LOCALES (locs)

LOCALES ID <ResId.n> 
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>] 
BEGIN
  [VERSION <number.n>]
  BEGIN
    [LANGUAGES <languages.n>]
    [COUNTRYS <countrys.n>]
    [COUNTRYNAME <countryname.s>]
    [DATEFORMAT <dateformat.n>]
    [LONGDATEFORMAT <longdateformat.n>]
    [TIMEFORMAT <timeformat.n>]
    [WEEKSTARTDAY <weekstartday.n>]
    [TIMEZONE <timezone.n>]
    [NUMBERFORMAT <numberformat.n>]
    [CURRENCYNAME <currencyname.s>]
    [CURRENCYSYMBOL <currencysymbol.s>]
    [CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL <currencyuniquesymbol.s>]
    [CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES <currencydecimalplaces.n>]
    [MEASUREMENTSYSTEM <measuresystem.n>]
  END
  BEGIN
    ...
  END
  ...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved (only after version 4.0).

Example:

LOCALES ID 10000
BEGIN
	VERSION 1
	BEGIN
		LANGUAGES 1
		COUNTRYS 7
		COUNTRYNAME "France"
		DATEFORMAT 1
		LONGDATEFORMAT 8
		TIMEFORMAT 2
		WEEKSTARTDAY 1
		TIMEZONE 60
		NUMBERFORMAT 2
		CURRENCYNAME "Franc"
		CURRENCYSYMBOL "F"
		CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL "FRF"
		CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES 2
		MEASUREMENTSYSTEM 1
	END
	BEGIN
		LANGUAGES 0
		COUNTRYS 23
		COUNTRYNAME "United States"
		DATEFORMAT 0
		LONGDATEFORMAT 7
		TIMEFORMAT 1
		WEEKSTARTDAY 0
		TIMEZONE -480
		NUMBERFORMAT 0
		CURRENCYNAME "US Dollar"
		CURRENCYSYMBOL "$"
		CURRENCYUNIQUESYMBOL "$US"
		CURRENCYDECIMALPLACES 2
		MEASUREMENTSYSTEM 0
	END
END

KEYBOARD (tkbd)

KEYBOARD ID <ResId.n>
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>] VALUE <Value.n>

Notes:

Supported Value are:
if keyboard is for United State then value = 0
if keyboard is for French then value = 1
if keyboard is for Germany then value = 2
if keyboard is for Spain then value = 3
if keyboard is for Italy then value = 4
if keyboard is for Japanese then value = 5
This resource is system reserved.

Example:

KEYBOARD ID 1000 VALUE 0

HARDSOFTBUTTONDEFAULT (hsbd)

HARDSOFTBUTTONDEFAULT ID <ResId.n>
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	BEGIN
		[NUMBER <number.n>]
		[CREATOR <creator.s>]
	END
	...
END

Notes:

The number parameter is keyCode.
This resource is system reserved (only after version 4.0).

Example:

HARDSOFTBUTTONDEFAULT ID 10000
BEGIN
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 516
		CREATOR "date"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 517
		CREATOR "addr"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 518
		CREATOR "todo"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 519
		CREATOR "memo"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 521
		CREATOR "sync"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 264
		CREATOR "lnch"
	END
	BEGIN
		NUMBER 267
		CREATOR "calc"
	END

END

SYSAPPLICATIONPREFERENCES (pref)

SYSAPPLICATIONPREFERENCES ID <ResId.n>
[LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
		PRIORITY <Priority.n>
		STACKSIZE <StackSize.n>
		MINHEAPSPACE <MinHeapSpace.n>

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

SYSAPPLICATIONPREFERENCES ID 1000 PRIORITY 30 STACKSIZE 0x1000 MINHEAPSPACE 0x1000

SEARCHTABLE (tSCH)

SEARCHTABLE ID <ResId.n> [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	OFFSET_s0 <Offset_s0.n>
	OFFSET_sD <Offset_sD.n>
	OFFSET_sK <Offset_sK.n>
	OFFSET_sM <Offset_sM.n>
	OFFSET_sU <Offset_sU.n>
	OFFSET_sP <Offset_sP.n>
	OFFSET_sA <Offset_sA.n>
	OFFSET_sG <Offset_sG.n>
	OFFSET_sR <Offset_sR.n>
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
	BEGIN
		ACTION <Action.n> NEXTSTATE <NextState.n> DATA <data.n>
		...
	END
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

SEARCHTABLE ID 32001 LOCALE "jpJP" 
BEGIN
	OFFSET_s0 18
	OFFSET_sD 1042
	OFFSET_sK 2066
	OFFSET_sM 3090
	OFFSET_sU 4114
	OFFSET_sP 5138
	OFFSET_sA 6162
	OFFSET_sG 7186
	OFFSET_sR 8210
	BEGIN
		ACTION 17 NEXTSTATE 0 DATA 256
		ACTION 17 NEXTSTATE 0 DATA 257
		ACTION 17 NEXTSTATE 0 DATA 258
		...
	END
	...
END

TEXTTABLE (ttbl)

TEXTTABLE ID <ResId.n> [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>] [COMPRESS]
VERSION <Version.n>	9 or 10
TABLETYPE <TableType.n> 1 .. 17
FLAG <Flag.n>
MIN <Min.n>
MAX <Max.n>
DEFAULTOUTPUT <DefaultOutput.n>
NUMELEMENTBITS <NumElementBits.n>
NUMINDEXEDDATALENBITS <NumIndexedDataLenBits.n>
NUMRESULTBITS <NumResultBits.n>
INDEXDATAOFFSET <IndexDataOffset.n>
BEGIN
	...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

TEXTTABLE ID 1000 LOCALE "jpJP" COMPRESS
VERSION 9
TABLETYPE 2
FLAG 3758096384
MIN 64
MAX 252
DEFAULTOUTPUT 1
NUMELEMENTBITS 8
NUMINDEXEDDATALENBITS 0
NUMRESULTBITS 8
INDEXDATAOFFSET 215
BEGIN
	...
END

TABLELIST (ttli)

TABLELIST ID <ResId.n> [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	TYPE <ResType.s> ID <ID.n> INDEX <Index.n>
	...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

TABLELIST ID 1000
BEGIN
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32034 INDEX 40
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32030 INDEX 46
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32008 INDEX 47
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32027 INDEX 10
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32028 INDEX 11
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32027 INDEX 12
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32029 INDEX 13
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32031 INDEX 45
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32032 INDEX 43
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32033 INDEX 44
	TYPE "ttbl" ID 32035 INDEX 50
	TYPE "tSTL" ID 32001 INDEX 16
	TYPE "csli" ID 32001 INDEX 49
END

CHARSETLIST (csli)

CHARSETLIST ID <ResId.n> [LOCALE <LocaleName.s>]
BEGIN
	NAME <Name.s> ID <ID.n>
	...
END

Notes:

This resource is system reserved.

Example:

CHARSETLIST ID 1000
BEGIN
	NAME "us-ascii" ID 1
	NAME "ASCII" ID 1
	NAME "ISO646-US" ID 1
	NAME "us" ID 1
	NAME "IBM367" ID 1
	NAME "cp367" ID 1
	NAME "csASCII" ID 1
	NAME "shift_jis" ID 4
	NAME "shift-jis" ID 4
	NAME "sjis" ID 4
END

`pilrc`		`[-L LANGUAGE] [-I INCLUDE PATH] [-D MACRO(=VAL)] [-R RESFILE] [-H INCLUDE PATH] [-ro] [-ts] [-q] [-V] [-Loc CODE] [-StripLoc] [-Fh] [-Fj] [-F5] [-Fg] [-Fkm] [-Fkt] [-Fc] [-allowEditID] [-allowBadSize] [-allowLargeRes] [-LE32] [-noIFIH] [-AppIcon68K] [-amdc NAME] [-noEllipsis] [-o OUTPUTPATH] [-M] [-MD] file.rcp [output path]`

`pilrcui`		`[-L LANGUAGE] file.rcp`

-L LANGUAGE	Generate resource files translated to the target language LANGUAGE -- see the International Support section for details. This option may be given more than once if so desired.
-I INCLUDE PATH	Search INCLUDE PATH when looking for include or bitmap files. NOTE: multiple paths be repeating the -I option.
-D MACRO[=VAL]	Define a pre-processor symbol with an optional value. The macros defined with the -D option can be referenced in #ifdef statements in the resource file for conditional compilation. NOTE: if no value is specified, the symbol will given the value of 1.
-R RESFILE	Output a `.res` file specifying all the resources emitted by `PilRC`.
-H INCFILE	Output a `.h` file containing auto-generated resource item IDs for resource items that were defined without an ID previously. NOTE: If -H is not specified then undefined IDs are considered errors.
-ro	Output a single .ro file in PRC format containing all the generated resources, instead of a collection of .bin files.
-ts	Put POSIX timestamp on .ro file generated.
-q	Less noisy output, for you minimalists.
-V	Generate M$ (VS-style) warning/error output (default is GNU-style).
-Fh	Use Hebrew font widths for AUTO width calculations.
-Fj	Use Japanese font widths for AUTO width calculations.
-F5	Use Chinese (Big5) font widths for AUTO width calculations.
-Fg	Use Chinese (GB) font widths for AUTO width calculations.
-Fkm	Use Korean font widths for AUTO width calculations (Hanme font)
-Fkt	Use Korean font widths for AUTO width calculations (Hantip font)
-Fc	Use Cyrillic font widths for AUTO width calculations.
-allowEditID	Allow the use of "edit menu" ID values (10000-10007 inclusive) which are usually reserved to Palm.
-allowBadSize	Turn off warnings about bitmaps used for icons not matching the suggested sizes from the Palm OS UI guidelines.
-allowLargeRes	Turn off warnings about resources being emitted that exceed the safe size allowed for HotSync and Exchange Manager on most Palm OS devices.
-noEllipsis	Disable special handling of "..." and ellipsis character.
-palmRez	Uses the same default values than palmRez uses.
-noIFIH	Ignore includes files in header files.
-LE32	Generate Little Endian 32 bits compatible resources (ARM, NT)
-AppIcon68K	Force AppIcon resources generation in 68K format.
-amdc NAME	Generate resource 'amdc' id=1 with NAME.dll as content.
file.rcp	Input file describing the resources to be emitted.
-Loc CODE	Compile only the resources with the attribute LOCALE "code" set. Supported LOCALEs: deDE, esES, enUS, frFR, itIT, jpJP.
-StripLoc	Don't compile "non localized resources". NOTE: "-Loc frFR -StripLoc" only includes the resources whose attribute "LOCALE" is set to "frFR". "-Loc frFR" only includes the resources whose attribute "LOCALE" is set to "frFR" and those without the attribute at all. When not specifying any of these options (-Loc -StripLoc) pilrc only includes the resources without any "LOCALE" attribute. Your rcp file should have all the localized resources tagged with the LOCALE and all non localized resources not having a "LOCALE" attribute. There are 2 different ways to distribute localized applications. Complete (standalone) French version: You need to use "-Loc frFR" when compiling. The generated prc will contain all non localized and all French localized resources. "Overlaid" version of your application: You would compile the "base" prc with no option at all. This base prc will contain only the non localized resources. You need to name it "XXX.prc". Then you would compile the "overlays", one for each language with "-Loc frFR -StripLoc". In this example, this would create a second PRC containing French resources only. This is different from the standalone version which includes French resources AND non localized resources. You have to name this prc "XXX_frFR.prc". However, this is not sufficient. You need an external tool to create the 'ovly' resources in both the base prc and the overlays. It is planned to have such a small tool available soon. This is a different approach than the one provided by the -L flag.
-type type	Specify the type to use when generating a prc directly (-ro). The type parameter MUST NOT be single quoted. Use abcd, not 'abcd'.
-creator crea	Specify the creator to use when generating a prc directly (-ro). The creator parameter MUST NOT be single quoted. Use abcd, not 'abcd'.
-name Name	Specify the database name to use when generating a prc directly (-ro).
-o OUTPUTPATH	Alternative way of specifying an output path (below).
-M	Generate dependency list only; suppress all other output. The list will be named the same as the input file, but with a .d extension appended.
-MD	Generate dependency list.
output path	Directory where .bin files should be generated, or name of the file to generate containing all the generated resources.

`.h`	`#define <Symbol.i><Value.n>`
`.inc`	`<Symbol.i> equ <Value.n>`
`.java, .jav`	`package <PackageName>` `public class <ClassName> { public static final short <Symbol.i> = <Value.n>; }`
`.rcp`, `.r*`	General PilRC source code

FORM	Form Resource
MENU	Form Menu Bar
ALERT	Alert Dialog Resource
VERSION	Version String
STRING	String Resource
STRINGTABLE	String List Resource
CATEGORIES	Default Category Names
APPLICATIONICONNAME	Application Icon Name
APPLICATION	Application Creator Identification
LAUNCHERCATEGORY	Default launcher Category Name
BITMAP, ICON, SMALLICON, etc	Bitmap or Icon Resource
TRAP	HackMaster Trap Resource
FONT	User Defined Font Resource
FONTFAMILY	User Defined Font Family Resource
FONTINDEX	Font Index table for Font Resource
FONTMAP	Font Map extension for Font Resource (i.e. japan)
HEX	Binary Resource (Hex/String based)
DATA	Binary Resource (Data File based)
INTEGER	2-byte Integer Value
BYTELIST	1-byte Integer Value List
WORDLIST	2-byte Integer Value List
LONGWORDLIST	4-byte Integer Value List
NAVIGATION	Form Navigation Order Specification
PALETTETABLE	Color List Resource
FEATURE	System reserved
GRAFFITIINPUTAREA	System reserved
COUNTRYLOCALISATION	System reserved
LOCALES	System reserved
KEYBOARD	System reserved
MIDI	Copy .aif or .mid to a Palm midi Resource
HARDSOFTBUTTONDEFAULT	System reserved
SYSAPPLICATIONPREFERENCES	System reserved
SEARCHTABLE	System reserved
TEXTTABLE	System reserved
TABLELIST	System reserved
CHARSETLIST	System reserved

TRANSLATION	Language Translation Strings
GENERATEHEADER	Generate a header file from IDs defined in the file
RESETAUTOID	Reset AutoID sequence number

`TITLE`	`<Title.ss>`
`BUTTON`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FRAME] [NOFRAME] [BOLDFRAME] [RECTFRAME] [FONT <FontId.n>] [GRAPHICAL] [BITMAPID <BitmapId.n>] [SELECTEDBITMAPID <BitmapId.n>]`
`PUSHBUTTON`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FONT <FontId>] [GROUP <GroupId.n>] [GRAPHICAL] [BITMAPID <BitmapId.n>] [SELECTEDBITMAPID <BitmapId.n>]`
`CHECKBOX`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FONT <FontId.n>] [GROUP <GroupId.n>] [CHECKED]`
`POPUPTRIGGER`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FONT <FontId.n>] [GRAPHICAL] [BITMAPID <BitmapId.n>] [SELECTEDBITMAPID <BitmapId.n>]`
`SELECTORTRIGGER`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FONT <FontId.n>] [GRAPHICAL] [BITMAPID <BitmapId.n>] [SELECTEDBITMAPID <BitmapId.n>]`
`REPEATBUTTON`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTANCHOR] [RIGHTANCHOR] [FRAME] [NOFRAME] [BOLDFRAME] [RECTFRAME] [FONT <FontId.n>] [GRAPHICAL] [BITMAPID <BitmapId.n>] [SELECTEDBITMAPID <BitmapId.n>]`
`LABEL`	`<Label.ss> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [FONT <FontId.n>]`
`FIELD`	`ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [LEFTALIGN] [RIGHTALIGN] [FONT <FontId.n>] [EDITABLE] [NONEDITABLE] [UNDERLINED] [SINGLELINE] [MULTIPLELINES] [DYNAMICSIZE] [MAXCHARS <MaxChars.n>] [AUTOSHIFT] [NUMERIC] [HASSCROLLBAR]`
`POPUPLIST`	`ID <ControlId.n> <ListId.n>`
`LIST`	`<Item.s> ... <Item.s> ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [VISIBLEITEMS <NumVisItems.n>] [FONT <FontId.n>] [SEARCH]`
`FORMBITMAP`	`AT (<Left.p> <Top.p>) [BITMAP <BitmapId.n>] [USABLE] [NONUSABLE]`
`GADGET`	`ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [NONEXTENDED] [EXTENDED]`
`TABLE`	`ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [ROWS <NumRows.n>] [COLUMNS <NumCols.n>] [COLUMNWIDTHS <Col1Width.n> ... <ColNWidth.n>]`
`SCROLLBAR`	`ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [VALUE <Value.n>] [MIN <MinValue.n>] [MAX <MaxValue.n>] [PAGESIZE <PageSize.n>]`
`GRAFFITISTATEINDICATOR`	`AT (<Left.p> <Top.p>)`
`NOGRAFFITISTATEINDICATOR`
`SLIDER`	`ID <Id.n> AT (<Left.p> <Top.p> <Width.p> <Height.p>) [USABLE] [NONUSABLE] [DISABLED] [VERTICAL] [FEEDBACK] [THUMBID <BitmapId.n>] [BACKGROUNDID <BitmapId.n>] [VALUE <Value.n>] [MIN <MinValue.n>] [MAX <MaxValue.n>] [PAGESIZE <PageSize.n>]`

`fontType`	The purpose of this field is unknown. The ROM fonts define this value to be 36864.
`maxWidth`	Defined as "maximum character width". If not set it is automatically set to the width of the widest character.
`kernMax`	Defined as "negative of maximum kern value". The purpose of this field is unknown.
`nDescent`	Defined as "negative of descent". The purpose of this field is unknown, and is not used in the ROM fonts.
`fRectWidth`	Defined as "width of font rectangle". If not set it is automatically set to the width of the widest character.
`fRectHeight`	Defined as "height of font rectangle". If not set it is automatically set when the first glyph is defined. All characters must be exactly this height.
`ascent`	The number of rows that make up the ascending part of the glyphs. Ascent plus descent equals fRectHeight. This value should be set.
`descent`	The number of rows that make up the descending part of the glyphs. Descent plus ascent equals fRectHeight. This value should be set.
`leading`	The purpose of this field is unknown.

PilRC v3.2 (Palm internal version) User Manual

PilRC v3.2 (Palm internal version)
User Manual