embedded-resource

This is a C# .NET 4.0 application: I'm embedding a text file as a resource and then trying to display it in a dialog box: var assembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); var resourceName = "MyProj.Help.txt"; using (Stream stream = assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(resourceName)) { using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(stream)) { string result = reader.ReadToEnd(); System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(result, "MyProj", MessageBoxButtons.OK); } } The solution is MyProjSolution and the executable is MyProj.exe. Help.txt is an embedded resource. However, the stream is null. I've tried

As of IDEA 2018.2.1, the IDE starts error-highlighting packages "not in the module graph" from dependencies that have been modularized. I added a module-info.java file to my project and added the requisite requires statements, but I'm now having trouble accessing resource files in my src/main/resources directory. (For a complete example, see this GitHub project .) When I used ./gradlew run or ./gradlew installDist + the resulting wrapper script, I was able to read resource files, but when I ran my app from the IDE, I wasn't. I filed an issue with JetBrains, and what I learned was that IDEA was

This question already has an answer here: Embedding resources in executable using GCC 4 answers It is quite easy to embed binary resources into PE images (EXE, DLL) via Windows API (refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms648008(v=VS.85).aspx ). Is there any similar standard API in Linux? or maybe some kind of de-facto approach to resource embedding? The goal is to embed some static binary and/or textual data into executable, e.g. pictures, HTMLs, etc.. so that program binary distribution is as simple as making one file copy? ( assuming all library dependencies are ok ) Update:

I'm following Justin Slattery's Plugin Architecture tutorial and trying to adapt it for Razor, instead of WebForm Views. Everything else (controllers, plugin assembly loading, etc) seems to be okay. However, I'm not able to get embedded Razor views to work properly. When I try to browse to the "HelloWorld/Index", I get the following error: The view at '~/Plugins/MyProjectPlugin.dll/MyProjectPlugin.Views.HelloWorld.Index.cshtml' must derive from WebViewPage or WebViewPage<TModel>. The exception is thrown by System.Web.Mvc.RazorView.RenderView(ViewContext viewContext, TextWriter writer, Object

This question already has an answer here: C/C++ with GCC: Statically add resource files to executable/library 7 answers Some frameworks (Qt, Windows, Gtk...) offer functionality to add resources to your binaries. I wonder if it would be possible to achieve this without the framework, since all that is really needed is a symbol to contain the resource's address within the binary (data segment) a symbol to represent the length of the resource the resource itself How can this be achieved with the gcc toolchain? You could do this: objcopy --input binary \ --output elf32-i386 \ --binary

So I'm trying to create a simple program that just change the picture in a picture box when it's clicked. I'm using just two pictures at the moment so my code for the picture box click event function looks like that: private void pictureBox1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (pictureBox1.Image == Labirint.Properties.Resources.first) pictureBox1.Image = Labirint.Properties.Resources.reitmi; else if (pictureBox1.Image == Labirint.Properties.Resources.reitmi) pictureBox1.Image = Labirint.Properties.Resources.first; } For some reason the if statement it's not working and the picture don't

In my application I compile another program from source.cs file using CodeDom.Compiler and I embed some resources ( exe and dll files ) at compile time using : // .... rest of code if (provider.Supports(GeneratorSupport.Resources)) { cp.EmbeddedResources.Add("MyFile.exe"); } if (provider.Supports(GeneratorSupport.Resources)) { cp.EmbeddedResources.Add("New.dll"); } // ....rest of code In the compiled file, I need to read the embedded resources as array of bytes. Now I'm doing that by extracting the resources to disk using the function below and the use File.ReadAllBytes("extractedfile.exe");