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Claire
Hi,
Since moving to vs 2005, I want to use the auto generated designer files and
variables that VS2005 produces from resx files.
In my original code, Windows was switching in my german strings fine, but
now only my english strings are being shown when I change culture to german.
for example my english file is named appstrings.resx, my german file is
named appstrings.de.resx
There is data in the autogenerated appstrings.designer.cs (defining get
functions for every string resource), but nothing in the
appstrings.de.designer.resx file.
I'm hoping someone can help me soon on this as Ive spent nearly a full day
switching my code and all the strings over to using the system this way.
I set the customtool property of the xxx.de.resx files to
ResXFileCodeGenerator as I noticed this hadnt been set automatically when I
created the new resx file. I also set newly created resx files to
xxx.de.resx as their filenames.
thankyou
Claire (msdn subscriber)
Since moving to vs 2005, I want to use the auto generated designer files and
variables that VS2005 produces from resx files.
In my original code, Windows was switching in my german strings fine, but
now only my english strings are being shown when I change culture to german.
for example my english file is named appstrings.resx, my german file is
named appstrings.de.resx
There is data in the autogenerated appstrings.designer.cs (defining get
functions for every string resource), but nothing in the
appstrings.de.designer.resx file.
I'm hoping someone can help me soon on this as Ive spent nearly a full day
switching my code and all the strings over to using the system this way.
I set the customtool property of the xxx.de.resx files to
ResXFileCodeGenerator as I noticed this hadnt been set automatically when I
created the new resx file. I also set newly created resx files to
xxx.de.resx as their filenames.
thankyou
Claire (msdn subscriber)