resx

问题 I have a resx file that uses XML with a bunch of data that looks like this: <data name="key_first" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Text 1</value> </data> <data name="key_second" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Text 2</value> </data> <data name="key_third" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Text 3</value> </data> where the name values all share a word (eg: "key"). What I wanted to do in Python was take this 'data' name value ("key+anything that follows") and add it to the 'value' text, and then save the

问题 I'm trying to use .resx files for string localization in a managed C++ CLR project with VS2013. In my projects Resources Files folder I right click > Add Item > .resx file and name it AppLocalization.resx. I do it again and create AppLocalization.fr.resx. Then I add a different string with the same name to each. If I run my application the following code gets the correct string from the AppLocalization.resx file: ResourceManager ^rm1 = gcnew ResourceManager(L"My_App.AppLocalization", Assembly

问题 I want to deserialise a JSON object containing unicode data to string array. While the characters inside the JSON object is english, it works fine. But when I use chinese it won't. JavaScriptSerializer jsonSerializer = new JavaScriptSerializer(); string[] SampleText = jsonSerializer.Deserialize<string[]>(HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject("Resource", "SampleText").ToString()); When I run this in Immediate window of visual studio, the out comes like this for English jsonSerializer.Deserialize

问题 I've got a solution with 14 translations and 12 files and the "Resources" folder is getting a bit out of hand. Is there a way to put the translated files into a different folder so I can access the master English ones more easily? I've noticed that you can change the namespace the designer file is generated in by setting the Custom Tool Namespace, but I haven't figured out how to pick up translations from a different folder. I toyed with the idea of using links to make a "shortcuts" folder

问题 I started by making a label in XAML with its content bound to a string in my resources file. I've implemented localization and confirm that when I change languages, the label's content updates accordingly. Now I need to do the same from code behind. Here is a taste of the XAML: <Grid Background="#FF313131"> <ScrollViewer> <StackPanel x:Name="GeneralTab_StackPanel"> <WrapPanel VerticalAlignment="Top" Background="{Binding AxisDataColorCode}" Margin="2,2,2,0"> <Label x:Name="lbl_General

问题 I have some dlls in my project that only contain many .resx files as embedded resources. In each project the .resx files are put into different folders. The property "Custom Tool Name Space" of all is set to the namespace of each project. When I try to use ResourceManager to get a string I get an error that for example "MyTemplate.resources" is not found but I only have "MyTemplate.resx" in the dll. How can I access my resources? new ResourceManager(typeof(MyTemplate.resx)).GetString(

问题 When using .resx files within a VS2010 project using .NET 2.0, do the .resx files get compiled into the .dll for the project or do I need to deploy something else separately? I'm trying to ensure that .resx files are included in the deploy for a custom dll being used by SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services) (I've come across this resource that discusses compiling .resx files into common language runtime binary .resources files that can be embedded in a runtime binary executable or compiled

问题 I'm creating a method to convert an enum to a friendly string. The friendly names are stored in a resource file and are subject to globalization. So I created two resource file: Enums.resx and Enums.pt-BR.resx whose keys are the name of the enum followed by it's value (i.e DeliveryStatus_WaitingForPayment). This is the code I'm using to load the resource and get the corresponding friendly name for the enum: public static string EnumToString<T>(object obj) { string key = String.Empty; Type

问题 i'm trying to get my view in different languages, using Properties/Resources.resx file for localization. I've my model looks like the following: class City { public int Id { get; set; } public string LocalizationKey { get; set; } } The ViewModel: class ViewModel { public ObservableCollection<City> Cities { get; set; } } And on my View, i've the following code: <ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding Cities}"> <ItemsControl.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <TextBlock Text="{Binding LocalizationKey}" /

问题 In Visual Studio you can edit image of a button control using the GUI editor (aka "designer"). I want to organize my resources into two *.resx files placed in the "Properties" folder of the project. My problem is that the "Select Resource" dialog in Visual Studio is only displaying the "Properties\Resources.resx" file, and none of other *.resx files. How can i add a file to the "Project resource file" drop down? If can't, why is it a drop down select than? 回答1: Select Resource Dialog Box