Why IID_ICURSORREGION no longer name a numeric value in ID CS6 SDK based Plug-in?

File /Users/pengz/IDCS6SDK1/build/mac/prj/../../../source/sdksamples/JYTCtrl/JYTCtrl.fr; Line 143 # Error: Identifier 'IID_ICURSORREGION' does not name a numeric value.
But it does not have compile error on window version. It only appears in Mac version.

Hi! Dirk
I think I got the answer, which is that I did not include "CursorID.h" file on my .fr resource.
Thanks for reminding me the head files

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In <[email protected]> Tobias Hermann writes:
>My problem is the following: Is it possible to handle numeric values
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