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mike
Hi People,
I've found heaps of examples of how to localize C# apps from resource files
at runtime, but the examples I've seen all seem to involve resources that
are compiled in so that strings can be localized but not actually changed.
I want to be able to actually load the strings themselves from runtime,
doesn't matter where from, an .ini file, reg, xml file, database or
somewhere. I want to write an app where not only the locale can be switched
at runtime, but also the actual strings themselves can be configured at
runtime.
Can anyone help with some *very* simple sample code? Something just to
display a label or button would be helpful.
If this has been addressed previous in FAQ's, my apologies (I haven't found
anything simple enough for me yet.
Grateful for any help.
Mike
I've found heaps of examples of how to localize C# apps from resource files
at runtime, but the examples I've seen all seem to involve resources that
are compiled in so that strings can be localized but not actually changed.
I want to be able to actually load the strings themselves from runtime,
doesn't matter where from, an .ini file, reg, xml file, database or
somewhere. I want to write an app where not only the locale can be switched
at runtime, but also the actual strings themselves can be configured at
runtime.
Can anyone help with some *very* simple sample code? Something just to
display a label or button would be helpful.
If this has been addressed previous in FAQ's, my apologies (I haven't found
anything simple enough for me yet.
Grateful for any help.
Mike