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Hi. Thanks for creating this great tool!

I'm facing some trouble when using it. I loaded two .glsl files but there are always a duplicated } at the end of the loaded data. I tested to delete the one } in my shader file, but the problem persists. I then changed the } in my file to some other characters, there were always a copy of that character.

The output:

#version 330 core

out vec4 fragColor;

void main() {
    fragColor = vec4(0.5, 0.1, 0.8, 1.0);
}}

My loading code:

include_directories(ext/embed-resource)
add_subdirectory(ext/embed-resource)

embed_resources(MyResources resources/shaders/test_vs.glsl resources/shaders/test_fs.glsl)

 add_executable(target src/MyUtils.cpp src/proj1.cpp ${MyResources})

////////////////////////////////////////
        Resource test_vs = LOAD_RESOURCE(test_vs_glsl);
        Resource test_fs = LOAD_RESOURCE(test_fs_glsl);

I don't see any related issue on this, so may be I'm loading the resource incorrectly? Could you check if this is a bug? Thanks!

Thanks for the tool.

The tool did not work immediately, so I opened a thread in the german language C++ Community.

Among other things I noticed the same as described in Load .glsl with extra character at the end of the string?

kind regards

I've been ripping my hair out trying to figure this one out, but for some reason this doesn't work when the resources are loaded from within a namespace in C++ (LOAD_RESOURCE calls), resulting in undefined symbols.

From what I can tell, it's trying to load the resources with the current namespace appended (MyNamespace::_resource_MyResources), which naturally fails.
I went a step further and tried to convert the logic/code from C to C++, so each resource would actually already exist in the same namespace, but that resulted in the same undefined symbols.

Just to reiterate: if I use the same exact code in the global/anonymous namespace (eg. without a namespace), everything just works, but when called from within any kind of namespace, it all breaks down and I have no idea.

I'm really, really hoping someone could shed some light on this and hopefully provide a solution/workaround. I'll see about opening a StackOverflow question regarding this as well, as this might just be a quirk with CMake etc.