Its my understanding that the recommended approach to localization in WPF is to use the LocBaml tool to extract the localizable items into e.g. a csv file, translate the items into the desired language and regenerate a new sattelite assembly from this csv file. However from my experiments this seems to conflict with the generation of sat...
Anyone know whether you can redistribute resgen.exe as part of your application? There doesn't seem to be any documentation on this on MSDN. ...
Hi, I have a web application built in asp.net, which uses resource files to support multiple languages. The problem I have is that I can only add a new language file in Visual Studio, and I have to rebuild the whole application to have a the new language included. After searching the net I've found out that the compilation of the resour...
Anyone know if there is a way to add comments to a file passed to resgen.exe? Example: ApplicationName=Hello World ApplicationVersion=1.0 ApplicationMaker=Hello World Maker ;CommentHere ValueYes=Yes ValueNo=No ...
This is for a windows forms project under VS2010. Here is the message I get from MSBuild: error RG0000: Could not load file or assembly '3rdPartyAssemblyUsedByProject, Version=1.1.263.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=687bce93d7ce902c' or one of its dependencies. Access is denied. Line 174 , position 5. [C:\xxx\src\Ba...
First off I have RFM and RFM and I have tried to follow a few sites but I cannot grasp the concept of the Resource Manager. Can someone please explain to me how to generate a resource manager similar to that of the VS IDE. For example if I compile with VBC from the commandline I can see all my resource files. vbc /t:exe myfile.vb /...
I'm creating/updating resx files in TFS using ResXResourceWriter/ResXResourceReader which doesnt generate the .Designer.cs file. I saw that Resgen creates the .Designer.cs. How can i call that programmatically to generate the .Designer.cs at a certain TFS file path? Is it something like this? ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new Process...
Ok, I'm in a world of pain at the moment. We'd been developing with VS2008 (VB.NET, mostly WinForms, also ASP.NET and Windows services) on Win7 x64, with specific requirements (that we can't get rid of yet), to target x86 and framework 3.5. We recently upgraded to VS2010, and quite soon, fell foul of this ResGen.exe incompatibility iss...