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问题 Resource files in Silverlight can be accessed using the code below: ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("MyLibraryNamespace.MyFolder.MyResources", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()); However in my application this piece of code is not in the application itself, but in a Silverlight class library and the app has reference to it; changing the namespace to the "MyAppNamespace" just generates error. How can I reach the resources in the xap file from the Silverlight class library? 回答1: There is

问题 I've been working with C# for a while, and I'm trying to write a .NET app in C++ this time. In C# I was able to access the managed resources from the code quite easily, the name of the resource file worked sort of like a class, so if I had a string called "abc" in a resource file called cba.resx, simply writing cba.abc returned with the string from the resource file. Even intellisense works with it. Same thing works with icons, etc. Is it possible to do the same in C++, and if so, how? Or if

问题 i'm developing a wpf / prism 4 application which uses localized resx resourcefiles. After some debugging (it didn't work as expected) i saw that all the resourceset's of my resourcemanager had the same values. The values of the default loc.resx. My Question is: What's going wrong there? Thank you in advance 回答1: Okay, I finally found the solution by myself. The problem was, that i xcopy my module dll to $(SolutionDir)\Modules to perform a directory discovery. But the Modul.resources.dll were

问题 We use resx files for globalization, along with database lookups for things that can be configured (such as tab names, which can be different by product) by our CS staff, and thus aren't known at design-time. I created a custom tool that reads resx files and intelligently dumps the key/value pairs into a relational database (matching values so we don't have duplicates). This has been a big help to our business - we don't have to send each resx for translation (and pay for duplicate

问题 Within a Visual Basic Project I have added a resource file (resx) that contains a bunch of images. Now I want to query the names of the images. If I open the resx file in the designer view in the Visual Studio IDE and select an image, the property grid shows me a name property (defaults to "filename without extension but can be changed). The background is that I have a imagelist that is created at runtime and populated with the images from the resource file. To be able to access these images

问题 I'm deploying an ASP.NET application to a locked down Production environment. Pushing assemblies (satellite resource assemblies included) into this environment has process associated with it, but copying non-assemblies to the environment does not. On an ASP.NET web site project, can I update a .resx file without recompiling? 回答1: I guess it depends on what your app is doing with them. If you're pushing .resx files into the App_LocalResources folder of your website, they will be Just-In-Time

问题 I have a resource (.resx) file, and it have currently 58 string properties. This amount of string properties can grow.. My doubt is, are those strings kept in memory? If i have 200, will all be kept in memory? Or the the strings are kept in file and the ResourceManager access the file? Or anything else? How this work? 回答1: Generally the .resx file is compiled into a .resources with resgen.exe file and stored as an assembly resource within the assembly itself. If you look at the properties of

问题 I'm looking at customising the various pieces of text in an application for different customers. It seems like .resx resources would be a sensible way to do this. However, all the literature for resx I come across seems to be about localising for language differences (as in English, French, Spanish, etc.), so just want to check it is the best thing simply for customer differences in text as well. And, hypothetically, could it also deal with different languages for different customers, e.g.:

问题 I'm using asp.net global resource to try and implement a two language website, I added a simple resource in the global resource file called en-Us.resx that contains: Password | Text Email | Text then implemented it to a textbox within the default page: <asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="loginEmail" Text="<%$ Resources:en-US, Email %>" ></asp:TextBox> but when ever I run the page on localhost I get this error: The resource object with key '' was not found I am using asp.net 4.0, what is the

问题 What, if any are the performance (or other) implications of creating a new .NET ResourceManager on every request with new ResourceManger(myResourceType.FullName, myResourceType.Assembly) vs using the "cached ResourceManager instance" in the .Designer.cs generated class ( MyResourceType.ResourceManager )? I am working in the context of a ASP.NET MVC 3 application using .resx files. Edit: I am interested in implications beyond the cost allocating memory for the new object. Edit: Looking at the