TEXT LFD Resource Type
Author: Jagged Fel (jaggedfel621@gmail.com)
Site: http://idmr.empirereborn.net
Updated: 2009.10.05
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The TEXT Resource type stores simple strings in the file to be recalled by the
application.  Storing the strings in a seperate file allows for easy
manipulation and customization.

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TEXT Structure

The following values are used through this and all of my file definitions
unless otherwise specified:
NAME	LENGTH	DESC
----	------	----
BYTE	1	unsigned 8-bit
CHAR	1	ASCII character
SHORT	2	signed Int16
INT	4	signed Int32
STR(*)	*	null-terminated string, * is a decimal number

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Header
SHORT	NumberOfStrings
String[NumberOfStrings]
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struct Header (size 0x10)
{
	CHAR[4]	"TEXT"
	CHAR[8]	Name
	INT	Length
}

struct String
{
	0x0	SHORT	Length
	0x2	STR()[]	SubStrings
		BYTE	Reserved (0)
}

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TEXT_DATA Detail

The TEXT_DATA block is one of the simplest of resource types. The first value,
NumberOfStrings tells you the number of String sections contained in that
resource. Each string has a Length value, which includes all SubStrings and the
Reserved value. Each String may have several SubStrings contained within it,
each null-terminated. This is useful for listing similar strings in a single
group, or by listing "pages" in a single definition, with the zero bytes
sometimes being used as line breaks.

Note however that when using SubStrings, there is no indication of substring
lengths or quantity. This is determined by the program itself and is context-
specific.

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