resx

问题 Strings in resource files have a name, a value and a comment The ResXResourceReader class gives me access to the name and the value. Is there a way to read the comment? 回答1: You should be able to get Comment via ResXDataNode class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.resources.resxdatanode.aspx You will need to set UseResXDataNodes flag on the reader: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.resources.resxresourcereader.useresxdatanodes.aspx 回答2: This way seems to work ONLY

问题 How can i serve a locale appropriate .resx file to a http client in ASP.NET? e.g. GET /App_LocalResources/MeshModdler.resx Background i have a client-side binary that needs to ask a web-server for the appropriate language resources (i.e. it does not have all possible translations; it asks for the one it needs). Right now the client-side binary prefers to be given an xml file containing all the localized resources (strings, etc). This XML file has a format that looks curiously like Microsoft's

问题 I've generated pseudo-localized versions of an app's resource files (for example Order Summary and Payment is localized as [[[[[Òŕd̂ër̊ S̀úm̂m̈år̀ý ân̈d̊ P̀áŷm̈e̊ǹt́]]]]] ) so that we can test for localizability bugs ahead of getting actual translations. I have named them using the qps-ploc resource identifier to match the existing pseudo-locale identifier, e.g. my pseudo-localized version of Details.resx is named Details.qps-ploc.resx . However when I add these resx files to the

问题 I am working on decreasing compile time for a large C# / ASP.NET solution. Our solution is translated into about a dozen foreign languages using the usual resx file method. The parsing and compiling of these resource files greatly slows down our compile time and is a daily frustration. I am aware that it is possible to create custom resource providers and get away from .resx files. For now, please assume we must stick with .resx files. By excluding all but the default locale .resx files from

问题 I have a controls library which I've added a .resx file to (ImageResources.resx). It contains two .png images which I subsequently added. In that same library I have a control which loads a couple of images to do some custom drawing, but I don't seem to be able to load the resources: void GTableLayoutPanel::SetBorderImagesFromManifest(String^ topLeftCornerImageName, String^ topImageName) { // Grab the assembly this is being called from Assembly^ assembly = Assembly::GetExecutingAssembly(); //

问题 Many many programs have communities that adds languages to the application after it got released. So, in the settings window of a program, people can see a dropdown list of available languages. Well how do people code this while using resx files for localization? I've searched the web over and over again, but couldn't find any answer. everything is working well, but now, i need to make a dropdown list of available languages. To make it clear, i do not want to release a new version every time

问题 While compiling my Visual Studio C# project, i am getting the following error: The item "obj\Debug\SampleProject.Forms.MDIMain.resources" was specified more than once in the "Resources" parameter. Duplicate items are not supported by the "Resources" parameter. However i have searched a lot on internet but none of the solution worked for me. I tried to delete the form and re-added it into the project, but it doesn't work for me. I only have one resx file. I am using VS 2010. Also, i tried the

问题 We are building large ASP.NET applications for the intranet use in multiple languages/cultures. We utilize the Globalization with RESX files and use GetResourceText on the server side to get the localized texts. Lately we are doing more and more client side logic with JQuery. How do I get the RESX texts to be used in Javascript? e.g. texts used for validation, dynamic messages etc. All our Javascripts are in .JS files, we do not want to mix HTML in the ASPX page and Javascript blocks. Thanks

问题 Slightly daft, but... Is there a way to prevent Visual Studio treating a .jpg file in a .resx as a Bitmap so that I can access a byte[] property for the resource instead? I just want: byte[] myImage = My.Resources.MyImage; 回答1: Try using an "Embedded Resource" instead So lets say you have a jpg "Foo.jpg" in ClassLibrary1. Set the "Build Action" to "Embedded Resource". Then use this code to get the bytes byte[] GetBytes() { var assembly = GetType().Assembly; using (var stream = assembly

问题 I have an assembly which contains, among other things, a Messages.resx which contains strings of GUI messages such as Yes, No, OK, Cancel, Open, etc. My project references this assembly. How can I use them? 回答1: In the resource editor just mark the resources as public . By default the access modifier is internal . Then you can use it normally. If making it public is not an option then use InternalsVisibleTo assembly level attribute. 回答2: Use ResourceManager Class // Retrieve the resource.